State Medal - Jerusalem 3000th Anniversary
Features
| Location |
Israel
 |
|---|---|
| Issuing entity | Pièces et médailles du gouvernement israélien Corp. |
| Period |
State of Israel (1948-date)
|
| Type | Commemorative medals |
| Year | 1995 |
| Composition | Złoto (.750) |
| Weight | 15 g |
| Diameter | 30 mm |
| Shape | Okrągły |
| Technique | Frezowana |
| Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
| Number | N# 556054 |
| References | ICMC# 35250305 Israel Coins and Medals Corporation (https://israelmint.com) |
Commemorative issue
3000-lecie Jerozolimy
Series: Jerusalem Themed
Obverse
Panoramiczny widok starej i nowej Jerozolimy z napisem "3000" i "Jerusalem City of David" w języku hebrajskim w centrum oraz w języku angielskim i arabskim wzdłuż górnego obwodu.
Scripts: arabski, hebrajski, łaciński
Lettering:
٣٠٠٠ سنة لأورشليم القدس
Jerusalem City of David
3000
ירושלים עיר דוד
Engraver: Tidhar Dagan (תדהר דגן)
Designer: Yaacov Enyedi (יעקב אנידי)
Reverse
Przedstawienie mozaiki przedstawiającej króla Dawida ze starożytnej synagogi w Gazie. Poniżej, wzdłuż obwodu, napis "Dom Dawida" w starożytnym alfabecie hebrajskim ze steli Tel Dan (IX w. p.n.e.). Wzdłuż obwodu fragment "Nazwał je Miastem Dawida" i źródło "2 Księga Samuela" w języku hebrajskim i angielskim.
Scripts: hebrajski, łaciński
Lettering:
ויקרא לה עיר דוד
שמואל ב
He Called it the City of David
2 Samuel
• BYT DVD • (in ancient Hebrew)
Engraver: Tidhar Dagan (תדהר דגן)
Designer: Yaacov Enyedi (יעקב אנידי)
Edge
(en) State emblem with the words "STATE OF ISRAEL' in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left with serial number. Bronze/tombac medal - "BRONZE" in Hebrew and English; Silver medal - "S 999.9" in Hebrew and English; gold medal - "G.750" in Hebrew and English; platinum medal - "PURE PLATINUM; and coppernickel medal - "C.N." in Hebrew and English.
Scripts: hebrajski, łaciński
Lettering: STATE OF ISRAEL 🕎 מדינת ישראל G 750 ז
Mint
Government Printer - Israel Mint, Tel Aviv, IsraelComments
(en)
Three thousand years ago King David conquered Jerusalem from the Jebusites and established the "City of David" on the ridge above the Pool of Siloam. The city was surrounded by deep valleys on three sides. Above it, to the north, was the hill upon which the Temple would be built. David turned Jerusalem into the capital of the Kingdom of Israel, concentrating all royal, political and religious authority, in a single place and person for the first time. David's son Solomon completed his father's work and built the Temple. Ruled by many nations in the course of its history, Jerusalem has stimulated the imagination of much of mankind. It remains the City of David to this day.
Serialization: All medals are numbered. Gold - 2,000 numbered; 1 melted (no. 1177).
Gaza Synagogue Mosaic 508-09 CE
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_synagogue#/media/File:PikiWiki_Israel_14995_Mosaic_of_David_playing_the_harp.JPG
Protected by sand, this mosaic of King David and his lyre lay buried in Gaza, on the Mediterranean coast, for nearly 1,500 years. Dunes hid the mosaic until Egyptian archaeologists uncovered it in 1965. When Israeli archaeologists arrived at the site two years later, David’s face, one of his hands and several other patches had been destroyed, as shown here.
http://members.bib-arch.org/publication.asp?PubID=BSBA&Volume=20&Issue=2&ArticleID=5
Israeli archaeologists carefully transported the mosaic to Jerusalem. Conservators at the Israel Museum recently restored the mosaic based on the sketchy information available from old black-and-white photos and damaged remains. Once again the Biblical king, depicted here as a Byzantine monarch complete with halo and with the power of Orpheus, uses his music to charm both the wild animals and the museum-goers who flock to see the restored mosaic.
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| Date | Mintage | VG | F | VF | XF | AU | UNC | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Undetermined | |||||||||||||||
| ND (1995) | 1 999 | ||||||||||||||
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Numista Rarity index: 100
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Bullion value: USD 1614.31
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Actual złoto weight: 0.362 oz
Current złoto price: 4463.18 USD/oz (see gold price 
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