Benei-Beraq Jubilee

59.0 mm, 98 g, Bronze Tombac

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16047599
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Issuing Year 1974
Material Bronze
Fineness Tombac
Weight 98 g
Diameter 59.0 mm
Max Mintage 742
Design The Shamir Brothers

Benei-Beraq Jubilee
Official Award Medal, 5734-1974


Following the destruction of the Second Temple, Benei-Beraq became a centre for learning. In Biblical times it was part of the land allotted to the tribe of Dan (Joshua 19:45).
The contemporary Benei-Beraq was founded in 1924 by Hassidim from Warsaw. It attained fame because of its Ponivizer Yeshiva and the Yeshiva of the "Chazon Ish". Today there are many factories in Benei-Beraq. It received municipal status in 1949.

Obverse
Inside a panel, in the form of the "Two Tablets of the Law" a stylized panorama of Benei-Beraq. Below, an inscription: "They were gathered in Benei-Beraq" - a citation from the Passover Hagadah.

Reverse
Inside a panel, in the form of the Two Tablets of the Law, the Benei-Beraq Municipal emblem. The dates: "5684-5734". An inscription: "Fiftieth Jubilee' Below, the dates: "1924-1974". An English inscription "Benei Beraq 50 years".

Edge
The State emblem and the inscription "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English. The silver medals bear "Silver 935" in Hebrew and "Silver" in English.

Designer
The Shamir Brothers.

Engraving:
Moshe Nov.

Mint
Hecht.

Issue Name: Benei-Beraq Jubilee

Series Name: Sites & Location in Israel


Catalog SKU Condition Diameter Issue Price Issuing Year Material Quantity Weight
26047591 59.0 mm NFS 1974 Silver/935 55 117 g
16047599 59.0 mm NFS 1974 Bronze Tombac 742 98 g