Аукцион 6
Hundreds of coins, medals and banknotes from all over the world
от Eidler Globe Coins
Контакты аукционного дома
12.11.19
ת.ד. 620, גבעתיים 53106, Израиль
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Демо
The Sixth Auction - Hundreds of coins, medals, banknotes and decorations from all over the world
World Gold coins, Rare Israeli bills, a huge collection of Israeli gold and silver medals, a large collection of silver coins from the world, Accessories for coin/banknote collectors and many other interesting items.
The premium is 16% only + VAT (on premium).
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ЛОТ 26:
Offeq-1 - Pure Palladium 1 Ounce Medal, Very Rare, only 1070 medals minted
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Продан за: $1 300
Стартовая цена:
$
1 000
Эстимейт :
$2 000 - $2 500
Комиссия аукционного дома: 16%
Далее
НДС: 17%
Только на комиссию
Пользователи из других стран могут быть освобождены от налоговых платежей согласно соответствующим налоговым нормам.
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Offeq-1 - Pure Palladium 1 Ounce Medal, Very Rare, only 1070 medals minted
Weight: 31.1 grams, Purity: 0.999 karat, Condition: UNC
The medal is in original packaging with certificate.
The price at Israel Coins and Medals Corp.- $3540
The first Israeli experimental satellite, Offeq-1, was launched into Space during Israel's 40th year of statehood.
Offeq-1 was launched into Space one day before Yom Kippur, 5749 (19.9.1988, 11:32 AM) by the Israeli
Shavit launcher. Its mission was to test ability to enter into orbit; generation of solar energy; transmission
reception from Space; resistance of its systems in a weightless vacuum; and characteristics of the Earth's
magnetic field. Offeq-1 orbited the Earth once every 90 minutes. The closest point to Earth in its elliptical
orbit (perigee) was 248 km. and the farthest (apogee) was 1,170 km. The satellite ended its successful mission
after 118 days.
Obverse
Accurate drawing of the Offeq-1 launched from Israel and
circling the Earth from east to west. Above, the words "A
STAR OUT OF JACOB" and the source "NUMBERS" in
Hebrew and English.
Reverse
Inscription "OFFEQ-1" in Hebrew and English across the
sky above the horizon. On the left, along the
circumference, the words "FIRST ISRAELI SATELLITE
1988" in Hebrew and English.
