Israel - Lot of 5 Banknotes, 5 Lirot, 100 Lirot and 5 New Sheqalim 1968-1987 - About Uncirculated-Uncirculated

Israel - Lot of 5 Banknotes, 5 Lirot, 100 Lirot and 5 New Sheqalim 1968-1987 - About Uncirculated-Uncirculated 5 Israeli Lirot 1968 (2 Notes) - KM# 34 - About Uncirculated Obverse: Portrait of Albert Einstein with atomic structure motifs. Inscribed "Bank of Israel" and "Five Israeli Lirot". Reverse: The Soreq Nuclear Research Center. "Bank of Israel" appears in Hebrew, English and Arabic. Watermark: Portrait of Albert Einstein. Condition: About Uncirculated. 100 Israeli Lirot 1973 (2 Notes) - KM# 37a - Uncirculated Obverse: Portrait of Theodor Herzl with the National Library building in Jerusalem in the background. Inscribed "Bank of Israel" and "One Hundred Israeli Lirot". Reverse: State Emblem of Israel surrounded by the symbols of the Twelve Tribes. "Bank of Israel" appears in Hebrew, English and Arabic. Watermark: Portrait of Theodor Herzl. Condition: Uncirculated. 5 New Sheqalim 1987 (1 Note) - Uncirculated Obverse: Portrait of Levi Eshkol. Inscribed "Bank of Israel" and "Five New Sheqalim". Reverse: Depiction of Israel's National Water Carrier together with geometric and security design elements characteristic of the New Sheqel series. Watermark: Portrait of Levi Eshkol. Condition: Uncirculated. A lot comprising five Israeli banknotes from three different series. It includes two 5 Lirot notes from the Personality Series, two 100 Lirot notes of the highest denomination in the Israeli Lira series, and a 5 New Sheqalim note featuring Prime Minister Levi Eshkol. An attractive group illustrating several stages in the development of Israel's paper currency. Total: 5 banknotes. Overall Condition: About Uncirculated-Uncirculated.