Medal - Israel Historical Cities Coin of Lod

Features

Location	Israel
Issuing entity	Pièces et médailles du gouvernement israélien Corp.
Dönem	State of Israel (1948-date)
Type	Hatıra madalyaları
Yıl	5725 (1965)
Calendar	İbrani
Composition	Tombak
Ağırlık	40 g
Diameter	45 mm
Şekil	Yuvarlak
Technique	Öğütülmüş, Frezelenmiş (yüksek rölyef)
Orientation	Madalya Hizalaması ↑↑
Numara	N# 135989
Referanslar	ICMC# 15055450 Israel Coins and Medals Corporation (https://israelmint.com) , Haffner# M-45 Sylvia Haffner Magnus; 1967. The History of modern Israel's money 1917 to 1967. Self-published, San Diego, California, United States.

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Commemorative issue

Lod Şehri Devlet Madalyası 5725-1965 Automatically translated

Series: Israel Historical Cities (Tombac)

Obverse

Ortada, bir uçağın önden görünümü. Altta, havaalanı binasının yüksek kabartma taslağı ve şehrin Orta Doğu karakterini vurgulayan binalar. Yukarıda, kenarda, "Lod" kelimesi ve İbranice karşılığı. Automatically translated

Scripts: İbranice, Latince

Lettering: Lod לוד

Gravürcü: Kretschmer (קריצ'מר)

Tasarımcı: Alex Berlyne

Reverse

Ortada, MS üçüncü yüzyılın başında İmparator Caracalla tarafından bastırılan Lod şehir sikkesinin bir kopyası: sola bakan Tyche (Servet) başı. Başında şehir surlarını ve kulelerini temsil eden bir taç var. Etrafında Yunanca "Lucia Septimia Severa Diaspolis", Lod'un Roma dönemindeki resmi adı yazmaktadır. Madalyanın kenarında, üstte İbranice ve altta İngilizce olarak "Lod Sikkesi, 3971-77" yazısı, MS 211-217. Automatically translated

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

In the center, a replica of a city coin of Lod, minted at the beginning of the third century CE by Emperor Caracalla: the head of Tyche (Fortune), looking to the left. She wears a crown, representing city-walls and towers. Around, the inscription, in Greek: "Lucia Septimia Severa Diaspolis", as Lod was officially called in Roman times. On the rim of the medal, around the inscription "Coin of Lod, 3971-77" in Hebrew above and in English below, 211-217 CE.

Scripts: Yunanca, İbranice, Latince

Lettering:
מטבע לוד ג'תתקע"א-ז
COIN OF LOD 211-217 C.E.

Gravürcü: Kretschmer (קריצ'מר)

Tasarımcı: Alex Berlyne

Edge

(en) The State emblem and the words "State of Israel" in Hebrew and in English.

Scripts: İbranice, Latince

Lettering: State of Israel מדינת ישראל

Mint

Kretschmer Mint, Jerusalem, Israel

Comments

(en)

The series of medals issued by the Israel Government Coins & Medals Corporation to commemorate the Historical Cities of Israel. Issued from 1965-1966. Set of 9 struck in Silver and Yellow Bronze (Tombac).

Lod is one of the oldest cities in Israel, but it was of modest importance until after the destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in 70 C.E. It then became a culturally flourishing community and for nearly three hundred years it was a center of Jewish learning. During the Byzantine period, Lod acquired religious importance to the Christian world. The Jewish community which had prospered for hundreds of years was destroyed by the Crusaders who conquered Lod in the 11 th century. In the wake of the Mameluke invasion it became a desolate town. Lod's importance as a crossroad since ancient times, was renewed when the railroad was built in Israel. It became a central crossroad in the country and eventually, nearby, Israel's International Airport was built.

Present in sets

ICMC Israel Historical Cities Bronze/Tombac

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Date			Mintage		VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
5725 (1965)			6 854

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