Bank of Israel, complete series of Specimen banknotes, 1958. Five banknotes: Half a Lira, One Lira, 5 Lirot, 10 Lirot and 50 Lirot. Condition varies. Banknotes of half a Lira and One Lira in almost UNC condition (AU+); 5 Lirot banknote in new condition; 10 Lirot banknote in new condition (UNC), with perforated holes; 50 Lirot banknote in VF condition .

1. Gold medal, minted to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Bank of Israel 1954-1964.
Obverse: State emblem, Fifty Israeli Lirot and the year: "1964".
Reverse: two cornucopias, inscribed "Ten Years to the Bank of Israel". Diameter: 27 mm, weight: 13.34 grams.
2. Gold medal, state commemorative medal, 1965, in honor of the Rothschild family.
Obverse: two medallions, portraits of Baron Rothschild and his son James, inscribed "Edmund de Rothschild father of the Yishuv and his son James who gave the Knesset its home" with translation into English.
Reverse: three groups of figures symbolizing the main enterprises of the Rothschild family in Israel and above them - the Knesset. Signed by the artist P. Vincze in Hebrew and in English. Diameter: 35 mm. Weight: 30 grams.

1. State gold medal, numbered, Jerusalem, 1966. Minted in honor of the city of Jerusalem, prior to the Six Day War.
Obverse: inscription "Mountains round about Jerusalem" in Hebrew and English.
Reverse: "Bar Kochba Coin of Jerusalem, 133 CE." In Hebrew and English. Diameter: 35 mm. Weight: 29 grams.
2. Gold medal, Jerusalem coin, minted on the 20th Independence Day, 1968.
Obverse: 100 Israeli Lirot, 1968. Reverse: panorama of reunified Jerusalem and state emblem. Inscription: "20th year of the State of Israel". Diameter: 33 mm. Weight: 25 grams.