A Medal in memory of Rabbi Akiva Eiger, Israel 1990. Cast bronze. Obverse: In the center - a portrait of Rabbi Akiva Eiger. Round it, in a frame, the words: Likeness of Rabbi Akiva Eiger, Av Bet Din of Posen in memory of his passing 1838”. Reverse: Illustration of a pair of lions holding the Tablets of the Law and an inscription in German. Diameter: 60 mm. Held in matching case (damaged). Produced by the Diaspora Museum in 1990, and is a replica of the medal minted for the exhibition “100 Years Since the Passing of Rabbi Akiva Eiger” at the Berlin Jewish Museum in 1937.

1. Medal commemorating 250 years of Jewish settlement in the United States. USA, 1905. Obverse: relief with the inscription: "Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of Jewish Settlement in the United States" and artist's mark: "Isidore Konti". Reverse, a relief, and an inscription with the artist's mark: "I K 1905". Diameter: 70 mm. 2. Medal commemorating one hundredth anniversary of "Bnai Jeshurun" congregation in New-York. New-York, 1925. Obverse: relief of "Bnai Jeshurun" synagogue and the inscription: "One hundredth anniversary 1825-1925 Congregation Bnai Jeshurun New York" . Reverse: building of the first synagogue and the inscription: "The First Synagogue Elm Street, Commemorating One Hundred Years of Service to God-Israel-Humanity". Diameter: 100 mm.

Two medals for the weddings of Jewish couples. Germany, 19th century. 1. Medal commemorating a wedding [?] or silver-wedding of a Jewish couple. Obverse: two hands holding a fruit basket, above it a Magen David. Inscription: "Felix nos Tenet Capula" and "F.z.G". Reverse: "Saecularfeier Magdeburg", 23 February, 1861. Diameter: 40 mm. 2. Medal commemorating the wedding of Lina Jaffe and Jacob Alexander. Berlin, 1882. Inscription in Hebrew: "Mazal Tov". Diameter: 30 mm.

Medal commemorating the inauguration of Glockengasse Synagogue in Cologne, August 1861. Glockengasse synagogue was established in 1861 with Avraham Oppenheim's financial support and was one of the two large synagogues in the city of Cologne prior to WW II. Was demolished by the Nazis in November 1938, in the "Crystal Night". Obverse: the synagogue and inscription: "Synagogue zu Coeln Eingeweiht Am 29 August 1861" [inauguration of the synagogue in Cologne, August 29, 1891], and name of the architect. Reverse: Interior of the synagogue and the inscription" Avraham Oppenheim built the house of God for the Cologne congregation and it was inaugurated…", and maker's mark: J. Wiener F. Diameter: 59 mm.

Medal noting the 25th anniversary of Israelit Vorschuss-Institut – Jewish institute for loans in Hamburg. Cast bronze. Hamburg, 1841. Obverse: bee-hive (institute's emblem). Reverse: inscription: "Zum 25 Jähr Jubiläum 1841" [25th anniversary, 1841]. On both sides of the medal appear biblical verses concerning loans and assisting the needy. Diameter: 45 mm.