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1 Israeli New Shekel banknote (Rabbi Moses Maimonides)
This one new sheqel banknote depicts Rabbi Moses Maimonides, Israeli philosopher. Text on the green 1 shekel currency note reads ‘Bank of Israel’. It has the same design as the 1000 old Sheqalim banknote, which was replaced by this 1 shekel note in 1986.You get: £0.015831 ILS = £0.0158300000 -
10 Israeli new Shekels coin
The 10 Israeli new sheqalim coin is Israel’s most valuable coin. The 10 ILS piece weighs 7 grams and measures 23mm across. The bi-metallic ten new shekels coin features a palm tree with dates and two baskets.You get: £1.240201 ILS = £0.1240200000 -
10,000 Israeli Old Shekel banknote (1978 to 1984 issue)
Due to hyperinflation, the Old Israeli Shekel quickly lost most of its purchasing power and the Bank of Israel had to issue banknotes of ever higher denominations. This banknote of 10,000 Israeli Old Sheqalim was the latest banknote issued, in 1984, before the Israeli Old Shekel was replaced by the New Shekel at a rate … ContinuedYou get: £0.157801 ILR = £0.0000157800 -
20 Israeli New Sheqalim banknote (Rachel Bluwstein)
The red and pink coloured ₪20 Israeli New Shekels banknote features Israeli poet Rachel Bluwstein and her poem ‘Kinneret’ in microprinting. Kinneret is the other name of the Sea of Galilee, which is pictured on the back side of the 20 ILS bill.You get: £3.550201 ILS = £0.1775100000 -
500 Israeli Lirot banknote (David Ben Gurion)
The banknote of I£500 Lirot features the portrait of Israel’s first Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion. In the background is the library at Ben-Gurion’s home, the kibbutz of Sde Boker, in the Negev desert in southern Israel. On the back side of the 500 ILP bill from 1975 is an image of the Golden Gate, the … ContinuedYou get: £0.205001 ILP = £0.0004100000 -
100 Israeli Lirot banknote (Theodor Herzl)
The old I£100 Israeli Pounds banknote (Israeli Lirot) has the portrait of the founder of the Zionist Organization, Theodor Herzl. In the background is the entrance to the site of Israel’s national cemetery, Mount of Remembrance, named in Herzl’s honour as “Mount Herzl”. On the back side of the 1973-dated note is the text “Bank … ContinuedYou get: £0.041001 ILP = £0.0004100000 -
5 Israeli new Shekels coin
The 5 Israeli new Sheqalim coin weighs 8.2 grams and has a diameter of 24mm. The copper-nickel 5 new shekels piece features the capital of a column.You get: £0.620101 ILS = £0.1240200000 -
5 Israeli New Sheqalim banknote (Levi Eshkol)
This Israeli five new sheqalim note depicts the image of Levi Eshkol, third Prime Minister of Irael. On the 5 ILS banknote, a caption reads ‘Bank of Israel’. It has the same design as the 5000 Israeli Old Shekel banknote from which three zeroes were dropped.You get: £0.079151 ILS = £0.0158300000 -
5,000 Israeli Old Shekel banknote (1978 to 1984 issue)
As a result of very high inflation, Israel replaced it national currency in 1985. This banknote of 5,000 old sheqalim was replaced by the similarly designed 5 new sheqalim banknote: Three zeroes were dropped. Both notes feature the portrait of Levi Eshkol, Israel’s third Prime Minister. On the back side of the 5,000 old shekel … ContinuedYou get: £0.078901 ILR = £0.0000157800 -
50 Israeli New Shekels banknote (Shaul Tchernichovsky)
The 50 new Shekels banknote is part of the Third Series banknote, featuring Hebrew poets. The green colored fifty new sheqalim bill has a portrait of Israeli poet Shaul Tchernichovsky and one of his poems in microprinting.You get: £8.875501 ILS = £0.1775100000 -
1,000 Israeli Old Shekel banknote (1978 to 1984 issue)
Israel replaced this banknote of 1000 Old Shekels with a note of 1 New Shekel, dropping three zeroes. This was a result of hyperinflation in Israel in the mid-1980’s. Both the Old Shekel and New Shekel banknote feature the portrait of Rabbi Moses ben Maimon, also known as Maimonides. On the back side of the … ContinuedYou get: £0.020001 ILR = £0.0000200000 -
10 Israeli New Sheqalim banknote (Golda Meir)
This orange-yellow-tan Israeli ten new sheqalim note depicts Golda Meir, Israeli politician. The 10 shekel banknote contains the words ‘Bank of Israel’. It has the same design as the 10,000 Israeli Old Shekel banknote, which it replaced in 1985, dropping three zeroes from 10,000 to 10.You get: £0.158301 ILS = £0.0158300000 -
100 Israeli New Sheqalim banknote (Leah Goldberg)
The Israeli poet Leah Goldberg and her poem ‘the almond tree blossoms’ are featured on this banknote of 100 New Shekels. The ₪100 ILS bill is yellow and orange coloured and measures 143mm by 71mm. Elements from the poem are pictured on the 2017 dated 100 shekels banknote: gazelles and blossom flowers.You get: £17.751001 ILS = £0.1775100000 -
2 Israeli new Shekels coin
The coin of 2 new Israeli sheqalim measures 21.6mm across and weighs 5.7 grams. The nickel plated steel piece of two new shekels features two cornucopia, also known as horns of plenty.You get: £0.248041 ILS = £0.1240200000 -
50 Israeli Lirot banknote (Chaim Weizmann)
Israel’s first President, Chaim Weizmann, is pictured on the banknote of I£50 Iraeli Lirot. In the background of his portrait is an image of the Wix Library in the Weizmann Institute of Science named after him. The back side of the 50 Israeli Pounds banknote shows an image of Damascus Gate, one of the main … ContinuedYou get: £0.020501 ILP = £0.0004100000 -
1 Israeli new Shekel coin
The 1 new Israeli shekel coin weighs 4 grams and measures 17.97mm across. The flower on the back side of the copper-nickel one shekel piece is a lily.You get: £0.124021 ILS = £0.1240200000
