Israel - Lot of 8 100 Pruta Banknotes 1952 - 3 Signature Varieties: Eshkol-Ne'eman KM# 12c, Eshkol-Zagagi KM# 12b ...

Israel - Lot of 8 100 Pruta Banknotes 1952 - 3 Signature Varieties: Eshkol-Ne'eman KM# 12c, Eshkol-Zagagi KM# 12b and Kaplan-Zagagi KM# 11b - VF Conditions A lot of eight State of Israel 100 Pruta banknotes from 1952, comprising three different signature and catalog varieties. All notes are in VF conditions, with circulation wear, folds and other signs of use as pictured. The lot includes: 6 100 Pruta banknotes - Eshkol-Ne'eman signatures - KM# 12c. 1 100 Pruta banknote - Eshkol-Zagagi signatures - KM# 12b. 1 100 Pruta banknote - Kaplan-Zagagi signatures - KM# 11b. Obverse: "מדינת ישראל" (State of Israel) in Hebrew and Arabic, with the denomination "100" at center and the Hebrew inscriptions "מאה פרוטה" (One Hundred Pruta) and "הצעת מטבע חוקית" (Legal Tender Note). The signatures and titles of the Minister of Finance and Accountant General appear at the bottom. The lot includes three different signature combinations used for this issue. Reverse: Large "100" within an ornamental green geometric design, with the serial number printed on both sides of the denomination. Total: 8 banknotes. VF conditions.