Israel - 1 Lira 1955 - Example of 3 Different Progressive proof + Circulated baknote - XF-UNC

Israel - 1 Lira 1955 - Example of 3 Different Progressive proof + Circulated baknote - XF-UNC In printing banknotes, expressions such as Proof are used to define proofreading, which means printing that is used to examine a design example in terms of appearance, color captions, etc. These items are usually numbered and documented as part of the banknote preparation process and are in great demand collectively. In 1954, the Bank of Israel was founded and began issuing notes and coins. The Landscape Series is the first bills series of the State of Israel. Observe: Top Galilee view of Kibbutz Sde Nehemiah, the Jordan River; The words "One Israeli Lira" and "Bank of Israel" in Hebrew. To the right is the anemone flower and in the frame apples, typical to the area’s agriculture. To the right: 1955 – התשט"ו. Reserve: Abstract illustration as a safeguard against counterfeiting, The words "1" and "Bank of Israel" in Arabic and English. Watermark: A Candelabrum, the emblem of the state. Signatures: Bank Governor David Horwitz; Chairman of the Advisory Board Z. Hufien. Prefix: None Serial Number color: Black Dimensions: 135X72mm for most of the banknotes SKU: KM # 25