Liberty Jewish Holidays Simchat Torah

Liberty Jewish Holidays Simchat Torah collectible coin will be a chic addition to the collection of the real coin lovers. It combines a compound of American coin design and Jewish traditions. "Liberty Jewish Holidays Simchat Torah" is made of high-grade silver and weighs one ounce. The cutting and decoration quality of the coin corresponds to the high level of the Mint. The coin attracts with its design and brings aesthetic pleasure, especially in the full Jewish Holidays series. It is a real masterpiece, which can be a tremendous thematic gift.

The obverse of the coin shows the essential freedom symbolism of the American Mint, which begins its history in 1916. The girl depicted in the center of the coin is called the Walking Liberty. She stretches out her hand and holds a tree branch in the other hand. The design of the coin clearly shows the Israeli theme, as you can see the manuscripts in the background. On the rising sun at the girl's feet, there is also an Israeli sign. The word "freedom" is written on the obverse of the coin, which immediately gives us information about the origin of the coin. An additional and equally important attribute added to the design is the Jewish amulet. A Hamsa is a Jewish amulet in the form of a palm. In Aramaic (Talmud language), it means the word "palm." Later on, this word became in the Arabic language and was transformed into Hamsa. Today this symbol can be found at the house entrances, in the cars, on key chains, on bracelets, and in the form of pendants. This amulet is one of the favorite symbols of the Jewish people. The reverse of the coin is made in standard American style and contains the Great Seal of the United States. The frame contains many inscriptions, which only emphasize the style of the American coin.

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