ISRAELI 50 Shekel - - Banknote - - Currency Notes Bills - -
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:23296716 | Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated |
| Country: Israel |
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The fifty shekel note (₪50) is a banknote of the Israeli new shekel, It was first issued in Series A 1985 with the Series B in 1999 and Series C in 2014 the latest.
Value₪50Width136 mmHeight71 mmYears of printingSeries C: 2014-present
Security features:The transparent portrait: A watermark image of the portrait, ident...ical to the portrait shown on the banknote observe, with the denomination next to it. Hold the banknote up to the light and make sure that the portrait and the denomination are visible. This feature can be viewed from either side of the banknote.The perforated numerals: Tiny holes forming the shape of the banknote's denomination(50)are perforated at the top part of the banknote. Hold the banknote up to the light and make sure you notice them. This feature can be viewed from either side of the banknote.The window thread: A green security thread is embedded in the banknote and is revealed in three "windows" on the back of the banknote. Hold the banknote up to the light and make sure that the portrait and the nominal value are clearly visible in the windows. The thread will change its shade when tilting the banknote.The raised ink: The portrait the Governor's signature, the Hebrew and Gregorian year, text in three languages, and the designated features for the blind on the banknote's margins are printed in intaglio. Touch these details with your finger, on both sides of the banknote, and you can feel the raised ink.The glittering stripe: A transparent and glittering stripe is incorporated into the banknote vertically, next to the portrait. Tilt the banknote in various directions and make sure that the Menorah symbol and the denomination appear and disappear intermittently along the stripe.The golden book: An artistic reflective foil element in the shape of an "open golden book". Tilt the banknote backward and forward and make sure that the "book" changes its color from gold to green. Simultaneously you can see the horizontal bar moving up and down the "book".
FEATURES FOR THE BLIND AND VISION IMPAIRED:
Lines in the margins: Pairs of lines are printed in raised ink on each banknote, and their number increases as the denomination of the banknote grows. The pairs of lines are located in the lower margins on the left and the right, and they can be felt with the fingers.Different length for each banknote : The banknote in the new series have a different lengths. There is a 7mm difference between denomination.Denominational numerals : Large and dark digits are printed in intaglio on a light background, and light digits are printed on a dark background.Banknote color : Each banknote has a dominant color.
The Israeli newshekel , also known as simply the Israeli shekel and formerlyknown as the New Israeli Sheqel (NIS), is the currency of Israel.The new shekel is divided into 100 agora.The new shekel has beenin use since 1 January 1986, when it replaced the hyperinflated old shekel at a ratio of 1000:1.The currency sign forthe new shekel ⟨ ₪ ⟩ is a combination of the first Hebrew letters ofthe words shekel and ẖadash (new).Alongside the shekelsign, the following abbreviations of NIS, ש"חand ش.ج are also used commonly todenominate prices.
The fifty shekel note (₪50) is a banknote of the Israeli new shekel, It was first issued in Series A 1985 with the Series B in 1999 and Series C in 2014 the latest.
Value₪50Width136 mmHeight71 mmYears of printingSeries C: 2014-present
Security features:The transparent portrait: A watermark image of the portrait, ident...ical to the portrait shown on the banknote observe, with the denomination next to it. Hold the banknote up to the light and make sure that the portrait and the denomination are visible. This feature can be viewed from either side of the banknote.The perforated numerals: Tiny holes forming the shape of the banknote's denomination(50)are perforated at the top part of the banknote. Hold the banknote up to the light and make sure you notice them. This feature can be viewed from either side of the banknote.The window thread: A green security thread is embedded in the banknote and is revealed in three "windows" on the back of the banknote. Hold the banknote up to the light and make sure that the portrait and the nominal value are clearly visible in the windows. The thread will change its shade when tilting the banknote.The raised ink: The portrait the Governor's signature, the Hebrew and Gregorian year, text in three languages, and the designated features for the blind on the banknote's margins are printed in intaglio. Touch these details with your finger, on both sides of the banknote, and you can feel the raised ink.The glittering stripe: A transparent and glittering stripe is incorporated into the banknote vertically, next to the portrait. Tilt the banknote in various directions and make sure that the Menorah symbol and the denomination appear and disappear intermittently along the stripe.The golden book: An artistic reflective foil element in the shape of an "open golden book". Tilt the banknote backward and forward and make sure that the "book" changes its color from gold to green. Simultaneously you can see the horizontal bar moving up and down the "book".
FEATURES FOR THE BLIND AND VISION IMPAIRED:
Lines in the margins: Pairs of lines are printed in raised ink on each banknote, and their number increases as the denomination of the banknote grows. The pairs of lines are located in the lower margins on the left and the right, and they can be felt with the fingers.Different length for each banknote : The banknote in the new series have a different lengths. There is a 7mm difference between denomination.Denominational numerals : Large and dark digits are printed in intaglio on a light background, and light digits are printed on a dark background.Banknote color : Each banknote has a dominant color.
The Israeli newshekel , also known as simply the Israeli shekel and formerlyknown as the New Israeli Sheqel (NIS), is the currency of Israel.The new shekel is divided into 100 agora.The new shekel has beenin use since 1 January 1986, when it replaced the hyperinflated old shekel at a ratio of 1000:1.The currency sign forthe new shekel ⟨ ₪ ⟩ is a combination of the first Hebrew letters ofthe words shekel and ẖadash (new).Alongside the shekelsign, the following abbreviations of NIS, ש"חand ش.ج are also used commonly todenominate prices.
