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2 New Sheqalim Kiddush Cup

Features

Issuer Israel
Period State of Israel (1948-date)
Type Non-circulating coins
Year 5752 (1991)
Calendar Hebrew
Value 2 New Sheqalim
2 ILS = USD 0.70
Currency New Shekel (1986-date)
Composition Silver (.925)
Weight 28.8 g
Diameter 37 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
Number
N#
13519
References KM# 224
Standard Catalog of World Coins (86 volumes).
, ICMC# 22025385
Israel Coins and Medals Corporation (https://israelmint.com)

Commemorative issue

Judaic Art - Kiddush Cup

Obverse

The face value, "1 NEW SHEQEL" on the B.U. Silver Coin, "2 NEW SHEQALIM" on the Silver Proof Coin, in Hebrew and English. Left is a modern goblet with straight, smooth lines, made by Jerusalem artisan Zelig Segal. In the upper left border is the word "ISRAEL" in Hebrew, Arabic and English.

Scripts: Arabic, Hebrew, Latin

Lettering:
ISRAEL ישראל اسرائيل
2
שקלים חדשים
NEW SHEQALIM
מ

Engravers: Ruben Nutels, Tidhar Dagan (תדהר דגן)

Reverse

Classical style Kiddush Cup from 19th century Germany from the Netherlands Alster Collection, on the right, the Hebrew mint year 5752, left, the corresponding civil mint year 1991. Above the goblet, in the center, is the Israel State Emblem. Decorative elements adorn the coin around the border.

Scripts: Hebrew, Latin

Lettering: 1991 התשנ"ב

Engravers: Ruben Nutels, Tidhar Dagan (תדהר דגן)

Edge

Milled

Mint

State Mint of Stuttgart / State Mints of Baden-Württemberg (Staatliche Münze Stuttgart / Staatliche Münze Baden-Württemberg), Germany (1374-date)

Comments

The Kiddush Cup (wine goblet) is one of the most popular Judaic art pieces. "Kiddush" means sanctification of the Sabbath or holidays. The Kiddush cup is filled with wine and raised to symbolize remembering and sanctifying the Sabbath. This goblet also serves on other festive Jewish occasions, including circumcisions, weddings, Havdalah, and holidays. The 19th century decorated Kiddush cup featured on this coin is from Germany and belongs to the collection of C. Alster of the Netherlands. On the obverse of the coin is a modern Kiddush Cup made by Jerusalem artisan Zelig Segal.

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Date Mintage VG F VF XF AU UNC
5752 (1991) מ Photo 6 575 $ 100 התשנ"ב Proof

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Bullion value: USD 62.78 Search tips
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Actual silver weight: 0.856 oz
Current silver price: 73.30 USD/oz (see silver price )

Past sales

Pictures Sale Date Grade Sold price
Picture 1 of a sold 2 New Sheqalim (Kiddush Cup)
Katz
Auction 171
Lot 2994
Internet Archive
10 Oct 2025 UNC USD 76.61
(EUR 66.00)
(+ buyer's premium)
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