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Silver coin 900 KH for the State of Israel Independence Day Coin collectible coin marked ”Star of David” - 25 to the state Metal: Silver in Purity 900 Quality: BU standard Weight: 26 grams Diameter: 37 mm Face value: 10 pounds Quantity: Final / Maximum 123953 Imprint mark: Star of David Design: Rothschild and Lipman, Nathan Karp Coin of Independence Day 5733, 25 to the State, 1973 As part of the preparations for the establishment of the Jewish state, the People's Administration has issued a proclamation establishing the state, the ”Declaration of Independence.” On Friday, 5 Iyar 5768, David Ben-Gurion read the Megillah at a special conference of the People's Council, representatives of the Jewish community and the Zionist movement. Of the settlement in the war against the forces of Nazi evil, a UN resolution in favor of the establishment of a Jewish state in Israel. The rest of the scroll states, ”We hereby declare the establishment of a Jewish state in the Land of Israel, which is the State of Israel.” obverse: The face value (10 pounds in the silver coin. 50,100,200 pounds in the gold coins), the official symbol of the state, below it ”5733 1973 about 25 years for the State of Israel”. On the surrounding language, in English and Arabic, ”The 25th Jubilee of Israel”. Back of the coin: Part of the Declaration of Independence, with the signatures of the founders of the state, headed by David Ben-Gurion. Below - Excerpt from the scroll - ”We hereby declare the establishment of a Jewish state in the Land of Israel is the State of Israel” Scope: ”Independence Day 1933”, in the direction of the face or back of the coin. The scope of the gold coin - notched. Drowning mark: On the back of the regular coin, Star of David, and on the back of the coin The ornament, the silver and the gold - the letter ”M”, in the center of the lower lip. Design: Interior - Rothschild and Lipman (Roly). Back - Nathan Crepe. Coin: Gold coins - the Swiss Federal Mint in Bern. Silver coins - the government coin in Jerusalem.