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One Israeli Pound, Bank Of Israel

Year: 1964, Colour of numbering: Red

SKU

6819580001r

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Specifications

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Condition	UNC (Uncirculated)
Uniqueness	None
Issuing Year	1964
Date of Issue	October 15, 1959
Ceased Date	March 31, 1984
Dimensions	135 X 75 mm
Nominal Value	1 IL
Design	Shamir Brothers, Jacob Zim

Details

Size:135 X 75 mm.
Dominant colour:Blue.
Front:Fisherman carrying fishing gear against a background of a bay; the denomination "One Israeli Pound" and "Bank of Israel" in Hebrew.
Back:Mosaic from the floor of an ancient synagogue at lssafiya on Mt. Carmel; "Bank of Israel" in Hebrew, English and Arabic.
Watermark:The face of the fisherman.
Security thread:On the left-hand side of the note.
Colour of numbering:Black. Red (June 1964).
Signatures:Governor of the Bank David Horowitz; Chairman of the Advisory Council J.E. Nebenzahl.
Design:Shamir Brothers, Jacob Zim.
Year:1958
Date of issue:October 15, 1959.
Ceased to be legal tender:March 31, 1984.
Note:In the 1966 series the security thread on the left was moved to the middle and replaced by a morse code signifying "Bank of Israel". Colour of numbering of this series - brown.

Issue Name: Second Series of the Pound

Catalog SKU	Dimensions	Nominal Value	Uniqueness
6819580001bk	135 X 75 mm	1 IL	None
6819580001br	135 X 75 mm	1 IL	None
6819580001r	135 X 75 mm	1 IL	None
6819580005	140 X 78 mm	5 IL	None
6819580010bk	150 X 82 mm	10 IL	None
6819580010bl	150 X 82 mm	10 IL	None
6819580010br	150 X 82 mm	10 IL	None
6819580010r	150 X 82 mm	10 IL	None
6819580012	130 X 70 mm	1/2 IL	None
6819600050bk	178 X 93 mm	50 IL	None
6819600050bl	178 X 93 mm	50 IL	None
6819600050br	178 X 93 mm	50 IL	None
6819600050g	178x93 mm	50 Israeli Pounds	x
6819600050r	178 X 93 mm	50 IL	None