Israeli New Sheqalim

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The Israeli New Shekel is the currency of the State of Israel since 1986, replacing the Old Shekal at a ratio of 1000 to 1. Shekel was the name of the main silver coins of the Jews in biblical times, originally a unit of weight equal to one three-thousandths of a talent. Its Hebrew name is ‘sheqel’, this itself deriving from the verb ‘shaqal’, meaning ‘to weigh’.

We exchange both current and withdrawn Israeli New Shekel banknotes. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.

To convert your unused Israeli New Sheqalim to cash, select the type of Israeli New Sheqalim you want to exchange:

current Israeli New Shekel banknotes

1999 - current

Israeli new shekel banknotes are issued by the Jerusalem-based Bank of Israel. Today there are two series of new shekel notes circulating in Israel, the 1999 ...

Exchange rate: £0.16606 View series

Israeli New Shekel coins

1985 - current

Israeli New Shekel coins are issued by the Bank of Israel, based in Jerusalem. The agorot is the subunit of the new shekel: 100 agorot is the equivalent of 1 ne...

Exchange rate: £0.12510 View series

withdrawn Israeli New Shekel banknotes

1985 - 1999

In 1985, the State of Israel introduced the Israeli New Shekel as its currency. It replaced the old shekel, at a ratio of 1000 old sheqalim to 1 new shekel. The...

Exchange rate: £0.01513 View series