R1112.65
Scarce 2004 Israeli 1 New Sheqel proof-like coin from the Independence series, “Children in Israel,” with a low mintage of 1,446 pieces.
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The 2004 Israel 1 New Sheqel “Children in Israel” coin is part of the annual Independence Day commemorative series issued by the Bank of Israel. This issue celebrates the role of children as symbols of hope, continuity, and the future of Israeli society.
The obverse features the denomination “1 NEW SHEQEL”, the year 2004, and inscriptions in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, reflecting the country’s diverse cultural identity. The design is clean and modern, consistent with contemporary Israeli coinage.
The reverse depicts a meaningful representation of children, highlighting themes of unity, growth, and national continuity—central to the Independence Day series.
This example is struck in a proof-like finish, offering enhanced detail and reflective fields. With a limited mintage of 1,446 pieces, it is a scarce modern commemorative. Struck in .925 fine silver and with a larger 30 mm diameter, this version stands out from standard circulating issues and is particularly desirable among collectors.
Country: Israel
Year: 2004
Denomination: 1 New Sheqel
Series: Independence Day – “Children in Israel”
Catalogue: KM#380
Finish: Proof-like
Mintage: 1,446
Composition: Silver (.925 fine)
Diameter: 30 mm
(RC 37)






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