Train to Jerusalem Tenth Gold Investment Coin of Israel 1 Oz 2020
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"Jerusalem of Gold" series - The Train to Jerusalem
The Train to Jerusalem gold coin, issued by the Bank of Israel in a mintage of only 3,600 pieces for the whole world, is the tenth investment coin in the very popular "Jerusalem of Gold" series. The gold coins in this series are issued as investment coins weighing 1 troy ounce (31.1 g), with a face value of 20 New Israeli Shekels and purity of the purest 99.99% gold.
Israel's tenth official gold investment coin very low mintage! including a luxury wooden gift box with certificate of authenticity
The main motif of the reverse side of the coin is the new high-speed train to Jerusalem, with the historic station behind it on the right and the new station "Jerusalem - Yitzhak Navon" on the left. Between the stations is the windmill, an icon of Jerusalem. Near the top edge is the inscription "JERUSALEM" and its transcription in Hebrew and Arabic. In the coin field on the right, the denomination, the year of issue and the Star of David - the mint mark - are listed below. At the bottom edge of the coin are the weight and purity data in English and Hebrew.
The inspiration for the "famous Lion of Megiddo" motif on the obverse was an ancient seal from the 8th century BC found at Megiddo (Armageddon) in the Jordan Valley. The seal belonged to Shem, a servant of King Jeroboam II, who was king of Israel during the time of the prophet Amos. The lion is also a symbol of the tribes of Judah and Jerusalem. The same lion of Megiddo was depicted on the Israeli five lira note in 1958, the five lira coin in 1978 and the half shekel coin in 1980. Above the lion is the Israeli national emblem and below the lion is the inscription "ISRAEL" in English, Hebrew and Arabic. The obverse of all the coins in this series is by Meir Eshel.
Each gold investment coin comes in a deluxe gift box along with a certificate of authenticity.
The 21st Century Train makes for a quick and convenient trip to the Israeli capital of Jerusalem.
In September 2018, the first phase from Jerusalem to Ben Gurion Airport was inaugurated. A line from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv was completed at the end of 2019. This journey takes approximately 30 minutes, compared to an hour and a half by car. In the future, the route could be extended to the Jewish Quarter of the Old City with a stop directly at the Wailing Wall.
To traverse the hilly terrain, the builders broke many records for Israel. The longest bridge at 1.25 kilometers, the highest bridge at 90 meters, the longest tunnel at 11.6 kilometers, and a stop 80 meters underground, one of the deepest in the world.
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