Israel - Pair of Hanukkah Coins, Hanukkah Lamp from Prague, 18th Century, 1983 - Silver 850, 43.2 g (Approx. 36.72 ...

Israel - Pair of Hanukkah Coins, Hanukkah Lamp from Prague, 18th Century, 1983 - Silver 850, 43.2 g (Approx. 36.72 g Pure Silver, Approx. 1.18 Troy oz) A pair of silver coins from the Bank of Israel Hanukkah coin series, issued in 1983, in the denominations of 1 Sheqel and 2 Sheqalim. The coins feature an ornate Hanukkah lamp from Prague, dating to the 18th century, combining a classic Judaica theme with rich and detailed design. Weight details: 1 Sheqel - 14.4 g 2 Sheqalim - 28.8 g Total weight - 43.2 g Silver 850 - approx. 36.72 g pure silver, approx. 1.18 troy oz Obverse: At the center appears the denomination, 1 Sheqel or 2 Sheqalim, together with the emblem of the State of Israel. Around the rim appears the inscription "Israel" in Hebrew, English and Arabic, along with the year 1983. Reverse: At the center appears an elaborate Hanukkah lamp from Prague, 18th century, decorated with figures on both sides, floral ornaments, a Star of David and elements typical of European Jewish art. Below the lamp appears the Hebrew inscription: "חנוכייה מפראג" "המאה הי"ח" (Hanukkah Lamp from Prague, 18th Century) An attractive pair of Hanukkah coins, suitable for collectors of Israeli coins, Judaica, historic Hanukkah lamps and silver coinage.