Lot of 100 pcs TEN AGOROT NEW GOLD COIN ISRAEL ISRAELI 10 AGUROT COINS Menorah

Description

Coins 10 Agorot
10 AGOROT
COIN ISRAEL
Coin modern Israeli
Value:
10 cents
Diameter:
22 mm
Thickness:
1.5 mm
Weight for one unit:
4 gr/ 0.14 oz
Composition/Material:
92% copper 6% aluminum 2% nickel.
Frame:
Smooth
Theme side:
Copy of a coin by
Matityahu Antigonus II
depicting
a
seven-branched
lamp
, the emblem of the state, the word "Israel" in
Hebrew
,
English
and
Arabic
Issue:
September 4,
1985
Finis:
In circulation
Quantity: 100 pcs
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A penny (1985 - today) - 100 cents in a new shekel
In September
1985
, the Israeli government decided to exchange the shekel
for a new
shekel at
a
rate of 1,000 shekels for one new shekel.
This time, too, the name "penny" was chosen for the subdivision, so that 10 old shekels became one penny.
This time only the word "penny" was minted as the phrase "new penny" was already used on the coins issued in 1980.
This caused some confusion, and therefore the
Bank of Israel
issued detailed instructions regarding the shape of the new penny coins, in order to avoid confusion between them and the "new penny" coins of the old shekel period.
value
Technical characteristics
Description
date
diameter
thickness
Weight
composition
Image
frame
Theme side
Value side
issue
finish
1 penny
17 mm
1 mm
2 g
92%
copper
6%
aluminum
2%
nickel
Smooth
Ship taken from the coin of
Herod Archelaus
, national emblem, the word "Israel" in
Hebrew
,
English
and
Arabic
Value, the year of the Hebrew issue
September 4,
1985
April 1, 1991
5 cents
19.5 mm
1.3 mm
3 g
Smooth
A copy of a coin from the fourth year of the Jewish war against the Romans bearing the inscription in
an ancient Hebrew script
"Year Four" and under it a
lulav
between two
etrogs
, the national emblem, the word "Israel" in
Hebrew
,
English
and
Arabic
January 1, 2008
10 cents
22 mm
1.5 mm
4 g
Smooth
Copy of a coin by
Matityahu Antigonus II
depicting
a
seven-branched
lamp
, the emblem of the state, the word "Israel" in
Hebrew
,
English
and
Arabic
In circulation
Half a new shekel
26 mm
1.6 mm
6.5 g
Smooth
Harp
- a replica of the musical instrument that appears on the seal
of the King's Delicacy
, the emblem of the state
Value, the date in Hebrew,
the word "Israel" in
Hebrew
,
in
English
and
Arabic
In circulation
As of 2018, 10-agorot and 50-agorot coins are in circulation.
The 50 agorot coin bears the inscription "1/2 new shekel".
Until
April 1, 1991,
there was also a single penny coin in circulation, but its issuance ceased because the cost of its issuance far exceeded its face value.
[1]
For the same reason, the five-agorot coin also went out of circulation on
January 1, 2008
.
[2]
According to the Bank of Israel, the cost of issuing the currency on the eve of its abolition was three times its face value, due in part to the sharp rise in
metal
prices
.
Regarding cash payment, the following rules were set:
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