Israel - 10 Pruta 1957 - Copper Electroplated, Beads aren't stand out within the Jug - KM# 20a - NGC MS 66 RB

Israel - 10 Pruta 1957 - Copper Electroplated, Beads aren't stand out within the Jug - KM# 20a - NGC MS 66 RB A 10 Pruta coin dated 1957 designated as “Copper Electroplated, ” an unusual variety recognized by NGC due to the copper plating present on the coin’s surfaces. The present example is graded MS 66 RB by NGC - a particularly high grade with Red Brown designation, indicating impressive preservation of the original color and strong luster. The coin displays highly attractive surfaces and exceptional eye appeal. The 10 Pruta coins of this series were struck in aluminum-bronze and formed part of the monetary system of the early State of Israel. Obverse: Stylized jug flanked by palm branches, with the inscription “Israel” in Hebrew and Arabic. Reverse: Denomination “10 Pruta” within a wreath of stylized olive branches.