JE5728 (1968) Israel Silver 10 Lirot KM.51 - PQ Brilliant Uncirculated Zimbabwe 1989-W Gold $5 Congress Commemorative 8

Name: JE5728 (1968) Israel Silver 10 Lirot KM.51 - PQ Brilliant Uncirculated Zimbabwe 1989-W Gold $5 Congress Commemorative 8
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JE5728 (1968) Israel Silver 10 Lirot KM.51 PQ Brilliant Uncirculated Zimbabwe 1989 W Gold $5 Congress Commemorative 8 1989 W Gold $5 Congress Commemorative Gem Proof in OGP w COA Highly Collectible KM# 51 Denomination 10 Lirot Country Israel Government Republic Coinage Type Reform Coinage (100 Agorot = 1 Lira 7816 oz ASW Diameter 37 mm Edge Description Hebrew Series Independence Day Subject 20th Anniversary of Independence Description Obverse Building with pillars with text and dates below Description Reverse City view to right of menorah flanked by sprigs

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