Israel - 10 New Sheqalim 2005, Mint Error - Coin Alignment, 180-Degree Rotation - NGC Mint Error MS 62

Israel - 10 New Sheqalim 2005, Mint Error - Coin Alignment, 180-Degree Rotation - NGC Mint Error MS 62 A 2005 Israeli 10 New Sheqalim coin with a Coin Alignment mint error, where one side of the coin is rotated 180 degrees in relation to the other. The coin is certified by NGC as Mint Error MS 62. Obverse: At the center appears the denomination "10 New Sheqalim" in Hebrew, Arabic and English, together with the Hebrew year of issue. The word "Israel" appears in Hebrew, Arabic and English, alongside a cluster of dates and partial vertical grooving on the left side of the coin. Reverse: At the center appears a fruit-bearing palm tree, with two woven baskets filled with dates at its base. Also shown are the State emblem and the inscription "לגאלת ציון" in modern Hebrew script and ancient Hebrew script. A beaded border appears around part of the inner circle, with partial vertical grooving on the left side. Mint error: The two sides are not aligned normally, but are rotated approximately 180 degrees in relation to each other. This type of error is especially interesting for collectors of mint errors and Israeli coins.