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William M. Rosenblum/Rare Coins P.O WILLIAM M. ROSENBLUM/RARE COINS P.O. Box 355 Evergreen Colorado 80437-0355 PHONE 303-838-4831 or 303-910-8245 FAX 303-838-1213 [email protected] www.rosenblumcoins.com Israel/Palestine/Judaic Stock List 34B 2004 TABLE OF CONTENTS Israel Commemorative Coins Pages 2-5 Israel Gold Coins Pages 4-5 Israel Trade Coins Pages 5-6 Israel Mint Sets Pages 7-8 Israel Paper Money Pages 8-10 Palestine Coins, Currency & Tokens Page 11 Israel State Medals and Tokens Pages 12-16 Ancient and Crusader Coins Pages 16-18 The Book Shelf Pages 18-19 Miscellaneous Medallic Judaica Pages 19-24 Judaic Tokens & Medals as Listed by Haffner Page 24 Emergency Small Change Tokens Page 24 Miscellaneous Paper Judaica Pages 24-25 Holocaust and Anti-Semitic Material Page 25-26 Now that the annual New York International Coin Show is held in January, we have a ready made excuse to wait until we return from that buying trip to get this list out. And just a week after we returned from New York, we headed to much warmer temperatures of California to do some more buying. PHOTOS: As you can see, there are no photos on this list. Time simply did not permit it. If you want a photo of either a specific item, or one that we have multiples of we will try to provide you with one. At the present time images sent over the internet via email will be gratis, while hard copy photos, scans or xerox copies are $1 per item. We ask that you limit your photo requests to items that sell for $25 or more. Items marked with an * should have images on our web site. Eventually we will have images of all commemoratives, medals and banknotes on our website. ORDERING: Ordering information is on the back of the order blank. If you need any more information, please do not hesitate to ask. Our advertised phone hours are 9 AM to 6 PM during the week, although we are usually here earlier and later and sometimes on the weekends as well. You may call (our machine is always on), Fax or E-Mail us 24 hours a day and we go to our Post Office virtually every day. Most orders are shipped out within 24 hours of receipt of payment. Orders with payment receive preference. If calling and we do not answer, please leave a message. When we are busy writing a catalog ( especially the last two weeks of March 2004) we tend to let our machine screen the phone, so please leave a message and we may even pick up. We will return your call if necessary. Please speak slowly and distinctly when leaving a message. BUYING: We are always looking to buy all worthwhile numismatic items, not only Palestine, Israel and Judaica. If you are thinking of disposing of all or parts of your collection, please contact us. We also need material for our mailbid sales. MAILBID SALES; We hold two mailbid sales each year, one in May and one in November consisting of ancient to modern world wide material, with heavy emphasis on Israel/Palestine/Judaica. Our spring 2004 sale is going to be one of our best including a number of seldom offered ancient Jewish coins, two rare Israel patterns, a nice grouping of Judaic medals and a fine selection of world and ancient coins. We spend much of the months of March and September writing catalogs. During this time our we generally have our phone ringer on for just a few hours a day and during the final week it’s usually off the entire time. However if you leave a message, that we can under- stand, we will return your call. SUBSCRIPTIONS: If you have not ordered from us in the past year, your subscription has expired and a subscription blank is included with this list. If you order from us, you will of course receive future lists. We would much rather sell coins, medals, etc. than subscrip- tions. However to insure receiving future lists, please send us $15 ($25 overseas) to help us keep up with the cost of mailing. Also our lists our now available on-line at www.rosenblumcoins.com at no charge to you. ABOUT THIS LIST: This list is a general stock list and the prices listed replace any and all lists that you may have in your possession. It will be active until our next Israel list in the late winter of 2004. Most gold coins and medals are priced to reflect gold at the $415+ level, which is about 20% more than last year at this time. We have listed items that are in stock in mid-February 2004 or we believe are on the way to us as we speak. Our inventory changes almost daily. Please let us know what you are looking for and we will do our best to find it for you. ANCIENTS: We have listed part of our large inventory of Jewish and Jewish related ancient coins. Others are listed on our world and ancient price list (included), or on our vcoin internet store at www.vcoins.com/rosenblumcoins. At the present time we are listing only ancient and medieval coins there, but eventually we will list modern coins and medals also. WEBSITE: Our website is a place to see new purchases and internet special. If we have your email address, and have it in our email address book (not always one and the same) we have notified you in the past and will continue to notify you in the future of all new cat- alogs. If you would like to be added to the list of people who will get informed about this, please email us. If you don’t want this notifica- tion, you can periodically check our website (Rosenblumcoins.com) to see what’s new. We think you will find our site easy to navigate and we think you will be happy with the speed in which our images appear. The website also contains a secure server for credit card orders. And if you have suggestions of what else you would like to see on our website, please do not hesitate to let us know. We will try to help you if possible, or at least pass on the suggestion to our webmaster who will let us know how feasible it is. THIS LIST REPLACES ALL PREVIOUS LISTS PLEASE SEE PAGE 10 FOR SPECIALS AND OUR 2004 SHOW SCHEDULE 1 ISRAEL COMMEMORATIVE COINS NAME DATE DENOMINATION MAGNUS KM BU PROOF PURIM COINS PURIM 1961 1/2 SHEKEL HS-1/1A 31 $5.00 $10.00 PURIM 1962 1/2 SHEKEL HS-2/2A 31 $7.00 $9.00 HANUKKA COINS LAW IS LIGHT 1958 1 LIRA H-1/1A 22 $2.00 $20.00 DEGANIA 1960 1 LIRA H-2/2A 28 $4.00 $15.00 HENRIETTA SZOLD 1960 1 LIRA H-3/3A 32 $10.00 $80.00 HERO & SACRIFICE 1961 1 LIRA H-4/4A 34 $6.00 $8.00 ITALIAN LAMP 1962 1 LIRA H-5/5A 38 $12.50 $25.00 NORTH AFRICAN LAMP 1963 1 LIRA H-6/6A 42 $10.00 $25.00 RUSSIAN LAMP 1972 5 LIROT H-7/7A 69 $4.00 $6.00 BABYLONIAN LAMP 1973 5 LIROT H-8/8A 75 $4.00 $6.00 DAMASCUS LAMP 1974 10 LIROT H-9/9A 78 $5.00 $6.00 DUTCH LAMP 1975 10 LIROT H-10/10A 84 $5.00 $7.00 AMERICAN LAMP 1976 10 LIROT H-11/11A 87 $10.00 $12.00 JERUSALEM LAMP 1977 10 LIROT H-12/12A 91 $3.00 $6.00 JERUSALEM LAMP 1977 10 LIROT H-12B CLOSED MEM $10.00 FRENCH LAMP 1978 25 LIROT H-13/13A 94 $4.00 $6.00 EGYPTIAN LAMP 1979 100 LIROT H-14/14A 103 $8.00 $9.00 GREEK LAMP 1980 1 SHEQEL H-15/15A 110 $8.00 $12.00 POLISH LAMP 1981 1 SHEQEL H-16/16A 116 $8.00 $12.00 YEMEN LAMP 1982 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-17/17A 123/124 $20.00 $30.00 PRAGUE LAMP 1983 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-18/18A 129/131 $12.00 $22.00 THERESIENSTADT LAMP 1984 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-19/19A 144/145 $15.00 $25.00 ASHKENAZ LAMP 1985 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-20/20A 161/162 $15.00 $25.00 ALGERIAN LAMP 1986 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-21/21A 175/176 $18.00 $25.00 ENGLISH LAMP 1987 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-22/22A 183/184 $23.00 $33.00 TUNISIAN LAMP 1988 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-23/23A 191/192 $20.00 $30.00 PERSIAN LAMP 1989 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-24/24A 205/206 $25.00 $33.00 COCHIN LAMP 1990 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-25/25A 215/216 $25.00 $40.00 JUDAICA COINS KIDDISH CUP 1991 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-26/26A 223/224 $22.00 $32.00 SHABBAT CANDLES 1992 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-27/27A 238/239 $22.00 $32.00 HAVDALAH SPICEBOX 1993 1 & 2 SHEQALIM H-28/28A 250/251 $22.00 $32.00 BIBLICALART SERIES BINDING OF ISSAC 1994 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-29/29A 256/257 out of stock out of stock SOLOMON'S JUDGEMENT 1995 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-30/30A 281/282 out of stock out of stock MIRIAM & THE WOMEN 1996 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-31/31A 294/295 out of stock out of stock NOAH'S ARK 1998 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-32/32a 316/317 $25.00 out of stock STARS OVER THE HOLYLAND 1999 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-33/33A 333/334 out of stock out of stock JOSEPH & HIS BROTHERS 2000 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-34/34A 339/340 $25.00 out of stock TOWER OF BABEL 2002 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-35/35A 359/360 $25.00 out of stock JACOB AND RACHEL 2003 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM H-36/36A $25.00 $45.00 ART AND CULTURE SERIES MUSIC IN ISRAEL 2001 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM AC-1/1A 351/352 $25.00 $45.00 ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN 2004 1 & 2 NEW SHEQALIM AC-2/2A $25.00 $45.00 ANNIVERSARY COINS MENORAH 1958 5 LIROT A-1/1A 21 $10.00 $275.00 EXILES 1959 5 LIROT A-2/2A 23 $15.00 $35.00 HERZL 1960 5 LIROT A-3/3A 29 $12.00 $35.00 BAR MITZVAH 1961 5 LIROT A-4/4A 33 $33.00 $60.00 NEGEV 1962 5 LIROT A-5/5A 35 $25.00 $35.00 SEAFARING 1963 5 LIROT A-6/6A 39 $200.00 $225.00 MUSEUM 1964 5 LIROT A-7/7A 43 $25.00 $45.00 KNESSET 1965 5 LIROT A-8/8A 45 $9.00 $12.00 LIFE 1966 5 LIROT A-9/9A 46 $8.00 $11.00 EILAT 1967 5 LIROT A-10/10A 48 $10.00 $15.00 JERUSALEM 1968 10 LIROT A-11/11A 51 $10.00 $12.00 SHALOM 1969 10 LIROT A-12/12A 53 $8.00 $10.00 SHALOM 1969 10 LIROT A-12B “KOF” BU $12.00 MIKVAH ISRAEL 1970 10 LIROT A-13/13A 55 $8.00 $10.00 SCIENCE 1971 10 LIROT A-14/14A 58 $9.00 $12.00 SCIENCE 1971 10 LIROT A-14B STAR BU $10.00 2 ANNIVERSARY COINS NAME DATE DENOMINATION MAGNUS KM BU PROOF AVIATION 1972 10 LIROT A15/15B 62 $10.00 $12.50 SCROLL 1973 10 LIROT A-16/16A 71 $10.00 $10.00 BEN YEHUDA 1974 10 LIROT A-17/17A 77 $10.00 $10.00 BONDS 1975 25 LIROT A-18/18A 81 $10.00 $12.00 STRENGTH 1976 25 LIROT A-19/19A 85 $9.00 $10.00 BROTHERHOOD 1977 25
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