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LOT 151:
Israel - Bat Mitzvahת State medal, 1978 - Gold 750, 14.88g, 30mm
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Sold for: $540
Start price:
$
400
Buyer's Premium: 20%
More details
VAT: 17%
On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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Israel - Bat Mitzvahת State medal, 1978 - Gold 750, 14.88g, 30mm
Only 10% fees + VAT on this item
Jewish tradition has it that a girl who passes her twelfth birthday by one day, is a "Bat Mitzvah". Sources in Judaism reveal that in days of yore girls, too, celebrated their "Bat Mitzvah". The celebration has recently been revived in many Jewish communities around the world. Judaism did not wish to impose the entire burden of observing all the commandments upon a girl (later, on the woman) and relieved her of such observances that are connected with various occasions because women bear the burden of raising children. On the other hand, there are observances for girls and women only such as the kindling of the Sabbath candles.
Obverse: A girl's head facing two Sabbath candlesticks with candles. Around the rim, the verse "Arise shine for thy light has come", Isaiah 60:1, in Hebrew and in English.
Reverse: The State emblem and the twelve tribal emblems.
