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Israel - 10 Shekels 2004 - Children in Israel - Gold 917, 16.96g, 30mm

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27 May 2026
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Israel - 10 Shekels 2004 - Children in Israel - Gold 917, 16.96g, 30mm Only 10% fees + VAT on this item Mintage: 532 Independence Day Coin 2004/5764, 56th Anniversary The issuance of the Independence Day Coin in 2004 coincided with the 15th Anniversary of the International Convention on the Rights of the Child and 25th Anniversary of the International Year of the Child. The central importance and rights of children are an essential part of Jewish heritage, in which children are viewed as a blessing and a joy. In Jewish culture and within Israeli society, children are not a means for achieving for a goal, rather they are the goal. Today's children are tomorrow's citizens - the future of Israel. The coin reverse depicts images of a father and son, with eyes on the same level, denoting a child as an independent personality, deserving attention, love and nurturing care. Coin Description Obverse: Face value in Hebrew and English, Israel State Emblem, "Israel" in English, Hebrew and Arabic, inscription "INDEPENDENCE DAY 2004" in Hebrew and English, a row of decorative motifs across the coin, symbolizing children filled with joy and laughter, the mint year. Reverse: Images of a father and child with equal eye level, together holding a balloon decorated with a Star of David, inscription "THE CHILDREN IN ISRAEL" in Hebrew, English and Arabic.