Israel - Lot of 4 Five Lirot Banknotes 1958 - Pick# 31a - Printing Error, jumping digits - Consecutive Serial Numbers

Israel - Lot of 4 Five Lirot Banknotes 1958 - Pick# 31a - Printing Error, jumping digits - Consecutive Serial Numbers Obverse: The center features an ancient Hebrew seal with a lion motif and ancient Hebrew inscription. "Bank of Israel" appears at the top in Hebrew, the denomination 5 appears on the left and in the upper right corner, and the bank name also appears in English on the right side. The notes show an interesting printing error in the serial number, where the final digit was printed slightly higher than the other digits. All four notes bear consecutive serial numbers. Reverse: Design with text in Arabic, English, and Hebrew, typical of the first Bank of Israel banknote series. Catalog number: Pick# 31a. A special lot of 4 Five Lirot banknotes from 1958, featuring a noticeable printing error in the serial number, with the final digit printed higher than the rest. The notes also bear consecutive serial numbers, adding further appeal for collectors of Israeli banknotes and printing errors.