Palestine - Rishon LeZion Medallion with Portrait of Dr. Theodor Herzl - Early 20th Century - Very Rare

Palestine - Rishon LeZion Medallion with Portrait of Dr. Theodor Herzl - Early 20th Century - Very Rare A very rare variation of the Rishon LeZion medallion featuring the portrait of Dr. Theodor (Benjamin Ze’ev) Herzl - the visionary leader of modern Zionism. This piece beautifully combines the symbols of early Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel with Herzl’s image, representing the unity of Zionist vision and pioneering action. Obverse: Portrait of Dr. Theodor Herzl facing left, with the inscriptions "DR. THEODOR HERZL" in English and "For Zion's sake I will not hold my peace" (Isaiah 62:1) in Hebrew. Reverse: View of Rishon LeZion similar to the 1882 original medallion - the fields of Rishon LeZion, the Hebrew year תרמ"ב (1882), the verse from Isaiah 41:27 "The first shall say to Zion, Behold, behold them; and to Jerusalem I will give one that brings good tidings, " and below the inscription "Moshava Rishon LeZion." A historically significant and very rare medal, representing both Zionist ideology and the pioneering spirit of the early settlers in Eretz Israel.