Coin [object Object] Israel obverse
Israel Coins and Medals Corp.
Coin [object Object] Israel reverse
Israel Coins and Medals Corp.

State Medal - Liberation

País Israel
Emissor Israel
Período -
Calendário Gregoriano
Período de emissão 5728
Formato round
Alinhamento Medalha ↑↑
Motivo comemorativo Liberation
Fora de circulação? Não
Temática
Moeda em moeda
Árvore

Informações técnicas

Tipo de item Moeda fantasia
Subtipo Medalhas
Material Simples - Principal: Cobre
Peso 105 g
Largura 61 mm
Altura 61 mm
Espessura -

Comentários

The consequences of the great Judean Revolt against Rome which began in 66 CE. had a dire effect upon Jewish history. All the valor and the fierce fanaticism of the defenders could not withstand the onslaughts of the Roman legions stationed locally and later reinforced by two additional legions drawn from the Danube legion and the auxiliary forces recruited from the nearby provinces. The Temple was destroyed in 70 CE. and Titus celebrated his victory. The Romans struck a special series of coins to commemorate the occasion known as the "Judea Capta" series, so named for the inscription on the coins "Judea in Captivity". The palm tree on the coins generally stands for Judea. At the side of the tree, a Jewish captive (a man or a woman), prizes of war, an image of the victorious Emperor, or other representatives. The "Liberation" medal was first issued by Israel in 1958 in connection with its Tenth Anniversary. The State Medal depicts the contrast - the destruction of the Temple versus the renewal of Jewish Independence in our time. A Hebrew farmer planting a sapling in place of a Jewish captive hand bound; a jubilant Hebrew mother holding her infant aloft instead of the sorrowful Jewish woman weeping for the destruction of her homeland.
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Anverso

Gravador Rothschild & Lippmann
Legendas • ISRAEL LIBERATA •
עשוד לחרות ישראל תשי"ח
Tradução para inglês Israel Liberation A Decade of Israel's Liberation 5718(1948)
Descrição In the center - symbol of Israel's liberation". A farmer planting a tree, a gleeful woman holding her child aloft, a seven branched palm tree bearing two clusters of fruit. Around the rim, the Hebrew inscription "A decade of Israel's Liberation 5718(1948) and in Latin "Israel Liberation".
Coin State Medal - Liberation Israel undefined

Reverso

Gravador Rothschild & Lippmann
Legendas IVDAEA CAPTA
S C
גלתה יהודה • תת"ל
Tradução para inglês Judea Captured S.C. Judea in Exile 3830 (70 C.E.)
Descrição A duplicate of a Roman coin struck on the occasion of the conquest of Jerusalem by Vespasian in the year 70 C.E. On the left, Vespasian the victor; on the right a mourning Hebrew woman sitting under a palm tree, the symbol of Judea. The edge of the Roman coin bears the Latin inscription "Judea Capta", Judea captured, below, the letters S.C. standing for "Senatus Consultum", by order of the Senate. Around the rim of the medallion, a chain, the symbol of captivity, and a Hebrew inscription "Judea in Exile 3830 (70 C.E.).

Borda

Descrição Smooth
Emissões

5728

Calendário Gregoriano
Primeira emissão 5728
Última emissão 5728
Observações The consequences of the great Judean Revolt against Rome which began in 66 CE. had a dire effect upon Jewish history. All the valor and the fierce fanaticism of the defenders could not withstand the onslaughts of the Roman legions stationed locally and later reinforced by two additional legions drawn from the Danube legion and the auxiliary forces recruited from the nearby provinces. The Temple was destroyed in 70 CE. and Titus celebrated his victory. The Romans struck a special series of coins to commemorate the occasion known as the "Judea Capta" series, so named for the inscription on the coins "Judea in Captivity". The palm tree on the coins generally stands for Judea. At the side of the tree, a Jewish captive (a man or a woman), prizes of war, an image of the victorious Emperor, or other representatives. The "Liberation" medal was first issued by Israel in 1958 in connection with its Tenth Anniversary. The State Medal depicts the contrast - the destruction of the Temple versus the renewal of Jewish Independence in our time. A Hebrew farmer planting a sapling in place of a Jewish captive hand bound; a jubilant Hebrew mother holding her infant aloft instead of the sorrowful Jewish woman weeping for the destruction of her homeland.

5728

Calendário Gregoriano
Quantidade emitida 20.000
Primeira emissão 5728
Última emissão 5728
Observações Amnograph

5728

Calendário Gregoriano
Quantidade emitida 5.000
Primeira emissão 5728
Última emissão 5728
Observações Kretschmer

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