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900 purity gold medal weighing 15 grams Harut Israel - release 1 small issue collection 10,000 coins (LIMITED EDITION) - Gold medal in purity 900 weighing 15 grams, Harut Israel medal - release 1 Very small issue collectible 10,000 coins (LIMITED EDITION) (minting of 10,000 coins only) (LIMITED EDITION) *Issuance of the Israeli Society for Medals and Coins The item was sold there at a cost of $2,000 *The state of the coin has been preserved since 1958, 10 years after the establishment of the state in AU state (according to the photo) State medal, 1958, name of issue: Israel Freedom Medal - Release 1 Year of issue: 1958 Gold metal Purity level: 900 Weight: 15 grams Diameter: 27 mm Final/Maximum issue quantity: 10,000 units only (LIMITED EDITION) Design: Uta Walsh Decade Medal for the Liberation of Israel - 1 Galta Yehuda (Captive Judah and Liberated Israel) The first state medal issued, 1958 (LIMITED EDITION) The first state medal of the State of Israel was issued in 1958 under the auspices of the World Committee for the Decade of Israel's Independence, and at the suggestion of the late Mr. Leo Kadman, which was submitted as early as 1948, but it was still too early to be issued. In Israel, only tourists could purchase the medal for foreign exchange (foreign currency) only. . Obverse: A copy of a Roman coin minted to commemorate the conquest of Judea by Vespasian in 70 AD. On the left side stands the emperor, on the right, a figure of a mourning Jewess sitting under a ten-branched palm tree with two clusters of dates. On both sides, the inscription in Latin ”Judaea Capta” in Latin and below, the letters ”SC” indicating ”Senatus Consultum” (Senatus Consultum, Decree of the Roman Senate). The margins are surrounded by chains except in the places where the Hebrew inscription ”Exile of Yehuda” and the Hebrew year Tela Back: On the left side, a Jewish woman carries a sheaf of oats in her right hand, on the right side stands an Israeli laborer with a hoe on his right shoulder, and between them the ten-branched palm tree. On both sides, the inscription in Latin ”Israel Liberata” (”Israel is liberated”), below, the word ”Jerusalem”, above in the upper circle the inscription ”Decade of Freedom for Israel” and below, in the lower circle, the year 1958 (1958), between them on each side five stars Beni has six vertices (similar to the Star of David). Scope of the coin: between two symbols of the State of Israel (the menorah) the inscription ”Issuance approved By the government 1948 - 1958” in English, engraved. Design: Uta Walsh Imprint: John Pinchas Ltd., London All medals sold out. Unobtainable extremely rare....(LIMITED EDITION) An authentic medal has been tested and certified by the auction house.