Judaica / Zionism - USA / England, Community Charity Token - "Let the Hungry Come and Eat" - circa mid-20th century

Judaica / Zionism - USA / England, Community Charity Token - "Let the Hungry Come and Eat" - circa mid-20th century A Jewish charity token, likely issued in England, featuring Hebrew and English inscriptions. Obverse: Hebrew legend "כל דכפין ייתי וייכול" (“Let all who are hungry come and eat”). Reverse: A Star of David at center, surrounded by the English translation "LET THE HUNGRY COME AND EAT." Such tokens were often distributed by synagogues or Jewish charitable organizations, particularly during Passover, as vouchers for meals or donations to the poor. The bilingual inscriptions symbolize the enduring Jewish value of hospitality and communal care. Material: Brass or brass-plated metal (approx.) Weight: 5.686 g Diameter: 25 mm