Israel - 25 Banknotes from the Personalities series - 5, 10, 50, 100 Lirot 1968 - AU-UNC

Israel - 25 Banknotes from the Personalities series - 5, 10, 50, 100 Lirot 1968 - AU-UNC The personalities series: The personal series replaced the character series and this is the first series in which the bank issued a 100 pound note. 5 Lirot: Observe: Portrait of the scientist Albert Einshain, the number 5 in the three corners and the center, the caption Five Israeli pounds and the date of 1968 – התשכ"ח.The caption in Hebrew is the Bank of Israel and below five Israeli pounds Reserve: Nuclear reactor in Nahal Sorek, with the Bank of Israel caption in Hebrew, Arabic and English, the number 5 in the four corners of the banknote also in Arabic And the bill number twice. 10 Lirot: Observe: Portrait of the poet Haim Nachman Bialik, with The reddish flower, the number 10 on both corners of the banknote and the center, the caption of ten Israeli pounds and the date of 1968 – התשכ"ח. The caption in Hebrew is the Bank of Israel and in the center ten Israeli pounds. Reverse: an illustration of the Bialik House and the garden in front, the Bank of Israel inscription in Hebrew, Arabic and English, the number 10 in three corners of the note also in Arabic and the note number twice. 50 Lirot: Observe: Portrait of the poet Haim Nachman Bialik, with The reddish flower, the number 10 on both corners of the banknote and the center, the caption of ten Israeli pounds and the date of 1968 – התשכ"ח. The caption in Hebrew is the Bank of Israel and in the center ten Israeli pounds. Reverse: an illustration of the Bialik House and the garden in front, the Bank of Israel inscription in Hebrew, Arabic and English, the number 10 in three corners of the note also in Arabic and the note number twice. 100 Lirot: Observe: Portrait of State Contractor Benjamin Ze’ev Herzl, Abstract Paintings and a palmTree, the number 100 in both corners of the banknote and center, The caption one hundred Israeli pounds and the date of 1968 – התשכ"ח. The Hebrew caption above the Bank of Israel and in the center one hundred Israeli pounds. Reserve: State emblem surounded by the 12 tribes, Bank of Israel caption in Hebrew, Arabic and English, the number 100 in three