According to a press release dated 18 January 2023, the Bank of Israel intended to introduce “in the coming days,” 50-new sheqel notes (B443c) like preceding issues, but with new date (2022) and new signature (Amir Yaron). Courtesy of Raphael Dvir and Alex Zlotin.Read More…
Like B442a, but new signature (Yaron) and new date (2021). Courtesy of Alex Zlotin.Read More…
According to a press release dated 27 January 2021, the Bank of Israel intended to introduce “in the coming days,” 100- and 200-new sheqel notes (B444b and B445b, respectively) like preceding issues, but with new date (2020) and new signature (Amir Yaron). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
According to a press release dated 27 January 2021, the Bank of Israel intended to introduce “in the coming days,” 100- and 200-new sheqel notes (B444b and B445b, respectively) like preceding issues, but with new date (2020) and new signature (Amir Yaron). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
According to a press release dated 27 January 2021, the Bank of Israel intends to introduce “in the coming days,” 100- and 200-new sheqel notes (B444b and B445b, respectively) like preceding issues, but with new date (2020) and new signature (Amir Yaron). Courtesy of Raphael Dvir.Read More…
B442 (P65): 20 new shekels (US$5.50) Red. Front: Hebrew text; menorah as registration device; open book in gold-to-green SPARK; palm trees; poet, Rachel Bluwstein; microprinted poem “Kinneret.” Back: Arabic, English, and Hebrew text; Sea of Galilee shoreline; segment of poem “Perhaps it was nothing…;” menorah. Kurz Kinegram Volume holographic stripe.Read More…
,,, According to a press release dated 31 January 2017, the Bank of Israel has unveiled the designs of the last two denominations in its new series of notes. These are expected to be introduced by the end of 2017. B442 (P65): 20 new shekels (US$5.25)Red. Front: Menorah as registrationRead More…
, B436d: Like B436c, but new date (2014) and new signature 15. Courtesy of Eli Schachar.Read More…
, B445 (PNL): 200 new shekels (US$58)Blue. Front: Menorah as registration device; open book in gold-to-green SPARK; fall leaves; Natan Alterman; microprinted poem “Eternal Meeting.” Back: Moonlit tree branches; menorah. Windowed color-changing security thread with demetalized 200 and portrait of Natan Alterman. Watermark: Natan Alterman and electrotype 200. Printer: Unknown.Read More…