Auction house Eretz is pleased to invite you to our online auction number 13
The sale items are from private collections and were not released to the market before.
The sake has 2 parts. The second one includes 2 main areas: coins and banknotes. We have a few categories
The first - Palestine graded coins lots 402-452
Second - Very Rare collection of Palestine token, lots 453-489
Third - Israel coins lots 490-491
Fourth -Egypt graded coins collection 1916-1929 all coins used in Palestine lots 492-518
Fifth-Palestine and Israel Banknotes lots 520-600.
Sixth- World banknotes including Egypt banknotes from 1916-1927 all Banknotes used in Palestine lots 520-600
Seven - Judaica Medals token and Banknotes 620-639
In addition 4 Napoleon militarily Order
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LOT 624:
Judaic token Germany David and Jonathan 1590 by (Hans Krauwinkel) Nuremberg, 27.3 mm
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Start price:
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70
Estimate :
$130 - $170
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Judaic token Germany David and Jonathan 1590 by (Hans Krauwinkel) Nuremberg, 27.3 mm
On one side stands David, on his left his villain, and in front of him stands Jonathan with a bow; among them appears the Latin inscription: SIT DOMIN [US] INTERN ME ET TE VSQUE IN SEMP DAVID / IONAT / HAN. On the other side stand the two warriors Yoav and Amasa, Amasham embracing Yoav while holding a sword In his chest. All around is an inscription in Latin FRIDE MIT DIR MEIN BRVDER, which meant Shalom Achi, and in the center, which means Yoav and Amasha IOAB AMA: SA. /II.B. S.XXin ex .:. H. K meaning Yoav and Amasha and initials of the artist's name
Amasa was killed by Yoav ben Tzuria, his cousin. As part of the struggles for control within the family, a rivalry arose between Yoav and Amasa. Yoav took advantage of one of the revolts against the kingdom of the tribe of Yehuda if he dies.
Book of 2 Samuel, chapter 20, verse ten
Calculation on lines was a method of calculation used in Central Europe around the 13th to 17th centuries. Flat disks, most of them made of metal, were placed on a board or cloth divided by lines. The value of the metal discs, which became sort of a coin failure, depended on their location on the board. Beginning in the 15th century, Nuremberg, together with the Netherlands, developed into a center for the production of account tokens. Most of the tokens in Europe were minted there, and Hans Crawinkel was the leading artist who created them. Even after the transition from Roman numerals to modern literature, which made it much easier to write arithmetic, calculation tokens were minted as game money until the 19th century.
