Bidspirit auction | Israel – 100 Pruta Legal

Israel – 100 Pruta Legal Tender Note (Eshkol–Zaggi) | Series C | 1952 إسرائيل – ورقة نقدية 100 بروتا | إصدار 1952 - Legal tender paper note of 100 Pruta, issued in Israel in 1952, as part of the low denomination paper currency introduced to reduce the use of metal coinage during the early years of the state. This example is the Eshkol–Zaggi variety, featuring a blue obverse and green reverse, a well known and collectible design among early Israeli banknote issues. The note is printed in three languages: Hebrew, English, and Arabic. The obverse displays the denomination “100” within an ornate frame, with multilingual inscriptions and printed signatures below. The reverse features a symmetrical ornamental design with the denomination prominently centered. Details Denomination: 100 Pruta Year: 1952 Variety: Eshkol–Zaggi Obverse: Blue Reverse: Green Series: C Serial number: 723960 | 0109/C Paper: Thick paper with dark security fibers Printing: Official government issue, early State of Israel Physical Condition – Current Evaluation Based on the available scans and careful visual examination: Thick, firm, and healthy paper No folds, creases, or circulation marks Sharp and fully intact corners Strong, fresh colors with no fading Clean margins with no wear Overall grade: UNC – Uncirculated