Israel – 10 Pruta 1949 – "With Pearl" – NGC 65 RD

Israel – 10 Pruta 1949 – "With Pearl" – NGC 65 RD In 1949, following the establishment of the State of Israel, the government issued coins designed by Leo Kadman, Hanan Pavel, and Uta Wallisch, which were approved by Finance Minister Eliezer Kaplan. Front: The obverse features the inscription "10 Pruta" along with the year of issue in Hebrew, surrounded by two elegant olive branches, a symbol of peace and prosperity. Back: The reverse side showcases an urn with two handles, referencing the Bar-Kochba coin (135 – 132 BC), an important piece in Jewish numismatic history. The word "Israel" is inscribed in both Hebrew and Arabic, reflecting the nation’s multicultural heritage. Metal: The coin is struck in Bronze, giving it a distinct feel and durability. Diameter: 20 mm Weight: 2.8 grams