Medal - Israel Historical Cities Coin of Avdat

Features

Location	Israel
Type	Hatıra madalyaları
Yıl	1965
Composition	Gümüş (.935)
Ağırlık	48 g
Diameter	45 mm
Şekil	Yuvarlak
Technique	Öğütülmüş
Orientation	Madalya Hizalaması ↑↑
Numara	N# 162426
Referanslar	ICMC# 25052454 Israel Coins and Medals Corporation (https://israelmint.com) , Haffner# M-42a Sylvia Haffner Magnus; 1967. The History of modern Israel's money 1917 to 1967. Self-published, San Diego, California, United States. , Bertram Weber# CM5 Fred Bertram, Robert Weber; 1968. Israel's 20 Year Catalog of Coins and Currency. Louis Denberg Foundation, New York City, New York, United States.

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Commemorative issue

Avdat Şehri Devlet Madalyası, 5726-1965 Automatically translated

Series: Israel Historical Cities (Silver)

Obverse

Ortada, tüm tarihi dönemler boyunca Akropolis'e giriş görevi gören kemer. Solda, farklı boyutlarda sütunlar. Alan, Avdat'tan (MS 1. yüzyıl) bir Nabatean kasesi üzerine oyulmuş yaprak ve dal motifiyle süslenmiştir. Aşağıda, solda, bir kuşu temsil eden geç Roma dönemine ait bir taş kabartma motifinin kopyası. Şehrin adı, yukarıda İbranice ve aşağıda İngilizce olarak "Avdat". Automatically translated

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In the center, the arch which served as entrance to the Acropolis during all of the historical periods. To the left, columns of different sizes. The field is decorated with an engraved motif of leaves and branches on a Nabatean bowl from Avdat (1 st century CE). Below, to the left, a replica of a stone relief motif of the late Roman period, representing a bird. The name of the city, "Avdat" in Hebrew above and in English below.

Scripts: İbranice, Latince

Lettering: AVDAT

Gravürcü: Kretschmer (קריצ'מר)

Tasarımcı: Mordechai Gumpel

Reverse

Ortada, Nabatean Kralı Aretas IV (MS 9-40) tarafından basılmış bir şehir sikkesinin kopyası. Sikkenin ortasında, tabanında çapraz bir çift cornucopia yer almaktadır. Boynuzlar arasındaki Aramice yazıt "Aretas, Shakilat", yani kral ve eşi anlamına gelmektedir. Ağız kenarında İbranice 3769-3800 ve altında İngilizce olarak "Nebati Sikkesi MS 9-40" yazısı yer almaktadır. Automatically translated

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

In the center, a replica of a city-coin minted by the Nabatean King Aretas IV (9-40 CE). In the center of the coin, a double cornucopia crossed at its base. The Aramaic inscription between the horns stands for, "Aretas, Shakilat", the king and his consort. On the rim, the inscription, "Nabataean Coin 9-40 CE", in Hebrew 3769-3800 and in English below.

Scripts: Aramice, İbranice, Latince

Lettering: NABATAEAN COIN 9-40 C.E.

Gravürcü: Kretschmer (קריצ'מר)

Tasarımcı: Alex Berlyne

Edge

Devlet amblemi ve İbranice ve İngilizce "İsrail Devleti" kelimeleri. Benzersiz numara, İbranice "Silver 935" ve İngilizce "Sterling". Automatically translated

Scripts: İbranice, Latince

Lettering: STATE OF ISRAEL 🕎 מדינת ישראל STERLING 935 כסף

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).

The city of Avdat, named after the Nabatean King Abados III. was a station for caravans involved in Jewish-Arab commerce. After the Nabatean Kingdom was annexed by the Romans Avdat was destroyed by nomads. It was resettled at the end of the late Roman period, and by the 7th century CE it became a place of culture. Only after the Negev became part of Israel were the ruins of the ancient city of Avdat unearthed.

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ICMC Israel Historical Cities Silver

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Date			Mintage		VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
ND (1965)			3 965

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