Israel - 1 Shekel sheet 1886 - XF-AU

In 1985, following high inflation, it was decided to replace the shekel with the new shekel.

Every 1,000 shekels have become one new shekel to facilitate transactions in the economy.

Observe: a portrait of Maimonides, and in the background - a piece of "Mishnah Torah" in his handwriting;

the words "One New Shekel" and "Bank of Israel" in Hebrew.

Reverse: Ancient stone lamp; The words "1 New sjekel " and "Bank of Israel" in Arabic and English.

Watermark: Portrait of Maimonides.

Signatures: Governor of the Bank Moshe Mandelbum; Chairman of the Advisory Council, Avraham Shapira.

Color Number: Black

Dimensions: 138X76 mm

Condition: UNC

SKU: KM # 51A