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900 purity gold coin, the tiger and the date, 1 NIS, year 1994 in BU condition (minting of 1,355 coins only) (LIMITED EDITION) - *Issuance of the Israeli Society for Medals and Coins The item was sold there at a cost of $790 *Rare collector's coin, very small amount of issue. (LIMITED EDITION) *The condition of the coin is preserved and perfect from 1994 in BU condition (collector's item) Year of issue: 1994 Country: Israel Coinage: Royal Canadian in Ottawa. Metal: Gold Purity level: 900 Value: 1 NIS Diameter: 18 mm Stamping mark: the letter ”M” Design: Jacob Enidi Catalog weight: 3.46 grams, actual weight: 3.44 grams Currency details: The name of the coin in the Israeli Medals and Coins Society is: The Tiger and the Tamar *The tiger and the tamarind A very small mintage of only 1,355 coins. (LIMITED EDITION) The animal and plant currency in Shir al-Shirim, 555 1994 ”The Song of Songs” is perhaps the most sublime love poem in human literature. Judaism sees in this book, Attributed to King Solomon, a dialogue between the people and their God, and an expression of the deep and eternal love that prevails between the Creator and the ”Knesset of Israel”. Some accept the songs simply, and in their full humanity, as an expression of innocent and pastoral love, In nature, between shepherd and shepherd. But everyone is in awe of the beauty of the poetry, and of the intense love that arises from it for the landscape, spring, nature, life and flora of AI. The commemorative coin ”The Tiger and the Tamarind” is the fourth in the series ”The Living and the Growing in the Song of Songs.” The tiger is a symbol of strength and thanks to Isaiah's verse ”And a tiger with a young goat” became an integral part of the vision of peace, And the Nisha date, one of the seven species, is a symbol of beauty of stature and title. Coin highlights: obverse: The nominal value in Hebrew and English, ”1 New Shekel” is gold with a diameter of 18 mm In the upper part, the inscription ”Israel” and the wording in Arabic and English ”ISRAEL”. In the lower part, the verse ”Your statue is like a palm tree”, the source ”Song of Songs 7:8” and in English ”thy statue is like to a palm tree” and the source ”song of songs 7,7”. Reverse of the coin: Tiger relief. In the upper part, the verse ”Meharari Nemir”, the source ”Shir of the Songs 4:8” and in English: ”from the mountains of leopards” and the source ”song of songs 4.8”. on the right, along the perimeter, Year of issue ”1994”. Scope: Notched. Mint mark: on the face of the gold plated coin the letter ”M” below the face value. Design: Jacob Enidi. By nature: The gold coin - the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa. Issue name: The Tiger and Tamar The name of the series: The animal and the plant in the Song of Songs The item is authentic, tested and confirmed at the auction house.