Liberty Jewish Holidays Rosh Hashanah

The Rosh Hashanah feast begins a new year for all Jews across the planet. Traditionally, the celebration falls in late September or early October. It is believed that on this day, God judges the whole world and writes down in the Book of Life, the main events that will happen to each person in the new year. Within ten days after that day, God can change his decision. Related to this is the tradition that within ten days of Rosh Hashanah, Jews repent and hope that fate will favor them this year.  These days are an opportunity for Jews to reflect on their journey and the past year, put everything behind them, and hope for an excellent future year. 

It is customary to celebrate the Jewish New Year with a family. Even the farthest relatives are invited to the festive table on this day, trying to bring the family together. Special attention is given to elderly and lonely people. It is considered that no one should meet the new year in isolation.

On the background of this coin is a shofar. A vital commandment is to listen to the trumpeting of the shofar. The shofar's sound, similar to the cry of a child, symbolizes the cry of the Jewish soul towards God. Listening to the music of the shofar is accepted, standing up. The sounds of the shofar unite all Jews into one person standing before God at the trial.

Another symbol of Rosh Hashanah, a pomegranate, is also depicted on the coin. It is depicted with a real Opal of iridescent red. Also, you can find the Star of David on the coin in the lower-left corner. The coin combines beautiful modern design, ancient traditions, and a reliable investment in silver quarters. It will be a wonderful gift for this holiday.

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