Israeli Food Industry

59.0 mm, 98 g, Bronze Tombac

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16066593
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Issuing Year 1979
Material Bronze
Fineness Tombac
Weight 98 g
Diameter 59.0 mm
Max Mintage 2,600
Design The Shamir Brothers, Dan Reisinger

Israeli Food Industry
Official Award Medal, 5739-1979

What is unique about the food industry in Israel is that it is based upon local agriculture which supplies the raw material. Sun, soil and progressive agricultural practices have combined to produce record yields, part of which is channeled to the food industry. The part of the food industry that does not depend upon local agricultural supplies has also attained a high level, enabling it to compete in quality and price in world markets. Large investment in automation, research and development has brought about sophistication in all parts of the industry, which employs more than 40,000 people.

Obverse: On the surface, the inscription: "Israel Food Industry" in Hebrew and English, and a representation of various products of the Industry. On the rim, below, the date: "5739-1979".

Reverse: A seven branched candelabra entwined with the industrial wheels around the globe. On the rim, the inscription: "Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism" in Hebrew and English.

Edge: The emblem of the Israel Government Coins and Medals Corporation, and its initials in Hebrew and English.

Serialization: The medals have been numbered to 3000, 4 were not minted, 377 have been melted.

Designer: Obverse - The Shamir Brothers. Reverse - Dan Reisinger.

Engraving: Moshe Nov

Mint: Hecht.

Issue Name: Israeli Food Industry

Series Name: Industry in Israel


Catalog SKU Condition Diameter Issue Price Issuing Year Material Quantity Weight
16066593 59.0 mm 120 IL 1979 Bronze Tombac 2600 98 g