Liberty Jewish Holidays Pesach

Pesach is the celebration of the Jews' Exodus from Egypt. It can be called the time of the birth of the Jewish nation — the days of Passover mark the liberation from slavery, both physical and spiritual. The celebration lasts a week, but preparation for it usually begins long before it occurs. During the holiday of Passover, Jews can't eat chametz, only matzo is allowed. Chametz is any flour mixed with water, which was left to stand for a while, i.e., leavened. Instead, you should put the dough in the oven as soon as possible so that it does not become chametz. In Passover, Jews eat "bread of the poor" - matzo. Matzo's image you see in the background of the coin. In the lower-left corner, there's a Hebrew inscription of Pesach. On the coin, there is also a real Opal stone as an adornment. The weight of the coins in this collection is 1 ounce.

The whole coin is made in bright festive colors, combining gold plating and pink elements. The collection of silver coins dedicated to traditional Jewish holidays will be a colorful and gorgeous decoration of your collection. Coins from this series will be suitable as a gift for the holidays. Each coin in this collection has a luxurious design, containing symbols and images, which are typical for certain holidays. Each coin will be accompanied by a protective case and a silver product quality certificate. Buy silver coin online in quantities from two units to get a discount on your order!

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