Israel - Two 1 Sheqel Coins 2004-2005 - The Children in Israel and The Golden Years - Silver 925, 28.8g (approx. ...
Israel - Two 1 Sheqel Coins 2004-2005 - The Children in Israel and The Golden Years - Silver 925, 28.8g (approx. 26.64g pure silver, 0.86 oz) - Mint A pair of official Bank of Israel silver coins issued for Israel's Independence Day celebrations in 2004 and 2005. The first coin is dedicated to the children of Israel and future generations, while the second honours senior citizens, their experience and their continuing contribution to society. Together, the coins represent the beginning of life and the mature years of achievement and creativity. Israel - 1 New Sheqel 2004 - The Children in Israel An Independence Day coin issued for Israel's 56th anniversary and dedicated to the children of Israel. Obverse: The State Emblem and the name Israel in Hebrew, English and Arabic. The inscriptions include יום העצמאות התשס"ד, INDEPENDENCE DAY and 2004, together with the denomination 1 New Sheqel. A row of stylised children holding hands appears across the centre. Reverse: Two stylised child figures, one of whom raises a ball. The inscription THE CHILDREN IN ISRAEL appears in Hebrew, English and Arabic. Struck in .925 silver, weighing 14.4 grams and containing approximately 13.32 grams of pure silver. Diameter 30 mm, Mint finish and Star of David mintmark. Israel - 1 New Sheqel 2005 - The Golden Years An Independence Day coin issued for Israel's 57th anniversary and dedicated to senior citizens and their contribution to society, culture and the economy. Obverse: The denomination 1 New Sheqel appears in Hebrew and English, together with the State Emblem and the name Israel in Hebrew, English and Arabic. The inscriptions include יום העצמאות התשס"ה, INDEPENDENCE DAY and 2005. A tree branch extends inward from the left edge. Reverse: A mature olive tree with deep roots and spreading leafy branches, symbolising vitality, experience, continuity and creativity. The inscription גיל הזהב appears beside the tree, with THE GOLDEN YEARS and its Arabic translation above.












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