Metulla, 100th Anniversary

100th Anniversary of Metulla
Official Award Medal, 1995 5755

Metulla is a small settlement with a big history, at the tip of Upper Galilee. It was founded in 1896 and determined Israel's northern frontier. The settlement preserves its pastoral atmosphere and combines old and new, restoring and preserving the traces of the early settlement of Israel. The inhabitants earn a living from agriculture, tourism and services. The town has a wide range of modern services, including cultural, educational and sports facilities, a shopping center and medical and social services. The local council plans to develop the tourism, recreational and service sectors while preserving the traditional character of Metulla. The town is truly a fulfillment of the dreams of its founders.

Obverse: The shiny right side bears the Hebrew inscription "Metulla is 100". The matte left half has the number "100" with the local council's emblem in the right zero. Below, the years "1896-1996 5656-5756".

Reverse: Motifs from the emblem of the local council: agriculture, water fall, Mt. Hermon and surrounding mountains. Above, "METULLA" in Hebrew and English.

Edge: Initials "I.G.C.M.C." in Hebrew and in English and serial number.

Serialization: All medals are numbered.

Designer: Dudu Harel.

Engraving: Tidhar Dagan.

Mint: The Government Mint.