Israel - 500 Prutah 1952 - Bank Leumi Le-Israel - VF - KM# 19a A 500 Prutah banknote issued by Bank Leumi Le-Israel B.M. in 1952, from the early currency issues of the State of Israel. The issuing bank was the successor to the Anglo-Palestine Bank and played a central role in Israel's banking and currency system during the early years of the state. Obverse: Green design with "בנק לאומי לישראל בע"מ" (Bank Leumi Le-Israel B.M.) across the top and the denomination "500 פרוטה" (500 Prutah) prominently displayed at center. Red serial number F218060 appears twice. Signed by S. Hoofien and A. Barth at the bottom. Reverse: Green security-pattern design. The bank's name appears in Arabic and English: "BANK LEUMI LE-ISRAEL B.M." with the denomination: "FIVE HUNDRED PRUTAH". The denomination 500 is incorporated into the ornamental designs at the corners and sides. Signatures: Hoofien-Barth. Serial No.: F218060. Condition: VF. Catalog: KM# 19a.



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