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****Participants who live outside of Israel should take care of the courier company and pay the courier company directly for the shipment, all this only after arranging payment for your winnings, in the auction of Jacov jewelry, it is important to note that any damage caused by the courier company such as the loss of the package or any other damage is your responsibility And you won't have any complaints against Jacov Jewelry, after you receive an update from us that the package is ready for collection, you create a shipping label based on the data we sent you by email and email us the label that we will stick on your package
*If taxes are required to be paid for the items in your country, the payment is at your expense.
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Our dear participants, an important message for you and new participants:
Offers before the live sale are always important, so you don't miss an item you are interested in, we publish the catalog at least 12 days before the live sale, so you have plenty of time to make an offer on the item you are interested in.
*The other reason: we receive an update from you during the live sale when you make an offer and it is not accepted, indeed there are network delays sometimes and it is important not to wait until the last second and make an offer at least 10 seconds before the time closes on the item you are interested in.
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****An item that does not receive an offer cannot be purchased at the end of the sale****
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LOT 11:
David Mangan Shaul 999 pure gold coin, new fancy packaging....(LIMITED EDITION)
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David Mangan Shaul 999 pure gold coin, new fancy packaging....(LIMITED EDITION)
Year of issue: 2013
Gold metal
Purity level: 999
Quality: Smooth
Weight: 1.24 grams
Diameter: 13.92 mm
Face value: 1 NIS
Final/maximum issue quantity: 5,000 units only
Stamping mark: the letter "M"
Design: Gideon Keich, Moshe Perag
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"David Mengan Shaul" 2013
A commemorative coin issued by the Bank of Israel
18 in the "Pictures from the Bible" series
The image of the young David, playing to King Saul in the midst of his grief, after the Holy Spirit was removed from him, reflects the rise and fall of Saul described in the book of 1 Samuel.
During the days of the judges, the Philistines harassed the people of Israel and they demanded from Samuel the prophet to reign over them as a king. The chosen one was Shaul ben Kish of the tribe of Benjamin, who is described as "a young man and a good man, and there is no one among the children of Israel who is better than him and higher than all the people" (Samuel 1:9, 2). Indeed, Saul's reign, which lasted about two years, was accompanied by many wars against the Philistines. In addition, God commanded Saul, through the prophet Samuel, to also fight against Amalek, but Saul failed in his leadership, listened to the people and had mercy on Agag, king of Amalek. With this, his downfall began. By God's order, the prophet Shmuel was removed from being another king over Israel.
God sent Shmuel to Jesse of Bethlehem to appoint one of his sons to be king over Israel. Jesse presented his sons to Samuel, but none of them were desirable before God. Finally, Jesse brings his little son, a shepherd, a ruddy young man, with beautiful eyes and good eyesight, and God says to Samuel: "Get up from his anointing, for this is he" (Samuel 1:16, 12). From that day on, God's spirit was removed from Saul and transferred to David and in its place, an evil spirit possessed Saul. In order to calm him down, Saul's servants suggested looking for a man who could play the violin, and thus David ben Yishai the Shepherd, who had not yet been anointed king by the prophet, was suggested. "And David took the violin and played with his hand, and it was good for Saul, and it was good for him, and the evil spirit departed from him" (1 Samuel 16:23).
In the design of the coin, the figure of King Shaul is shown, in outlines that hint at his expected disappearance from power, sitting on the throne and the crown of the kingdom has been detached from his head. Before him, David, the young shepherd who will rule over the people after being secretly anointed king, is depicted as a simple boy playing to Saul.
The face of the coin: the figure of David the Shepherd, playing the violin before King Saul.
Reverse of the coin:
The symbol of the country, the face value, the word "Israel" in Hebrew, English and Arabic, the year of issue and the mint mark. A decorative element symbolizing David's violin.
Scope:
Regular currency: Part.
Decorated coins: notched.
Imprint:
On the face of the regular coin - Star of David.
On the surface of the decorated coins the letter "M" is below the face value.
Design:
The subject party - Moshe Perag
The value side - Gideon Keich
Carving: Tidhar Dagan
Origin: Norway
