2003
Silver 999
Diameter: 38.7 mm
Weight: 28.35 gram
Product of Israel Coins and Medals Corporation
By Yaacov Agam
Official Medal
1982 / 5742
Tombac
Diameter: 59 mm, Weight 94 gram
The old synagogue
Chasidut Belz
Front: the hebrew text 'A good sign and good luck to us and to all of Israel, Amen.' Center: the Ancient Synagogue of Belz, above the text 'Abundance of Blessing and Success and the Holy Spirit'.
Back: Mount Sinai, the Tablets of Covenant. Beneath this the text: Torah, Work and Acts of Kindness (Torah, Avoda, Gemilut Chasisim)
At the edge is written: 'Torah and Chasidut Center in the Land of Israel'
Diameter: 40 mm
A pilgrimage to the tombs of tzaddikim
Back: Baal HaTanya
Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi
Jerusalem Old City
2010
Bronze
Diameter: 43 mm
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Jerusalem Old City
2006
Bronze
Diameter: 70 mm
Hanukkah, 1883-2003.
A Russian Jewish commemorative medal issued to mark the 120th anniversary of the synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya Street in Moscow.
Diameter: 32 mm
Diameter: 32 mm
Four Sephardi Synagogues in Old Jerusalem
Official IGCMC Medal 2003 / 5763
Tombac
Diameter: 59 mm
Weight 98 gram
The ancient Synagogue of Aleppo
Official IGCMC Medal 2005 / 5766
Tombac
Diameter: 70 mm
Weight 140 gram
Germany
Weight: 47 gram
Destroyed 9 November 1938
IGCMC Official Medal, Limited Edition
2004
Tombac
Diameter: 59 mm
Weight 98 gram
Commemorating the construction and expansion of the city's main synagogue.
Front: the upper section shows the newly expanded synagogue, while the lower section shows an earlier or damaged structure. The Hebrew inscription means: The glory of the latter house shall surpass that of the former(Haggai 2:9).
Back: German and Hebrew inscriptions, translated to: "Synagogue of the Israelite Community of Frankfurt am Main"
Weight: 6.834 gram
Diameter: 40 mm
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also called the Altneuschul, Prague
Czech Republic
Diameter: 55 mm
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Consegrated 13 September 1905
Diameter: 36 mm
Weight: 19.6 gram
Diameter: 100 mm
Rav Yosef Pinto
Diameter: 40 mm
Bnei Brak
Diameter: 59 mm
Chanukah coin from the Rebbe of Babov, 1986.
Front:
In the center the building of yeshivat Kedushat Zion, Kiryat Babov
Front: Inscription: "Machane Shalva d'Babov". Illustration of a building above the text: "Coin from the Rebbe Shlita of Chanukah, year 5754"
Back: An olive branch, surrounded by the text: "Your children are like olive seedlings around your table", and around: "The donation of Rabbi Shlomo Eliezer, son of Rabbi Yaakov Shlita".
Bronze
Diameter: 34 mm
Front: Coin from the Rebbe of Babov, Chanuka 1995.
Back: Beit hamidrash in Monsey, New York
Front: "Coin from the Rebbe Shlita."
Back: Illustration of the Yeshivat Hemdat Yisrael Kerem Shlomo D. Babov.
Front: "Coin from the Rebbe Shlita.", around this: ""Days upon days of a king, may his years be multiplied like generations" "With complete redemption speedily in our days, Amen."
Back: Illustration of the Yeshiva Mesivta Etz Chaim, around this :"Present of Rabbi Shlomo Eliezer ben Rabbi Yakov Shlita.
Front: "Coin by KK Maran Admor Shlita Hanukkah, 2003"
Back: an illustration of Yeshivat Chachmat Shlomo, Bnei Brak.
Diameter: ~45 mm
Weight: 33 gram
Yeshivat Chernovyl in Bnei Brak
Diameter: 68 mm
Chernobyl is a Hasidic dynasty that was founded by Grand Rabbi Menachem Nachum Twersky, known by the name of his work as the " Meor Einayim " (meaning "vision", lit. "the light of the eyes"). The dynasty is named after the Ukrainian town of Chernobyl , where Rabbi Nachum served as the maggid.
Diameter: about 59 mm
Chernobil Community
Diameter: 97 mm
In the front part of the medal the inscription
Dedicated to the renovation of the Kiryat Chiddushei Ha'rim Yeshiva buildings in north Tel Aviv.
In the back, the inscription: with appreciation and respect. Below it the symbol of Yeshivat Chiddushei HaRim.
Diameter 58 mm
Iyar 2
5751
Lubavitch World Headquarters
The Lag BaOmer coin commissioned by the Rebbe in 1991
Diameter 38 mm
Obverse: On the medal scale appears the inscription: "A blessing from the Lord," "God will give you the blessing in your ordinances and in all your messengers." In the center is a large and impressive building with the caption: "Center Nadvorna Bnei Brak "
Reverse: On the scale of the medal, the verse is written: "And God gave you the dew of the heavens and the oil of the earth ...", "God will open to you His good treasure the heavens." In the center is a caption: "A coin of blessing for keeping and success from the Rebbe of Nadvorna shlita.
Size: 56 mm
A gold colored medal given by Rachmastrivka Hasidic to participants in donating to the "Esak HaTorah" Yeshiva Fund.
The front shows a drawing of the yeshiva building in the center and above it the inscription "Esak HaTorah Yeshiva Fund". In the margins appears the inscription: "Yeshiva Esak HaTorah D'Rachmastrivka, year 5774, 1994".
The back shows in the center the inscription "For protection, blessing and success" and around it the inscription "Shekel Hakodesh, by the late Maran Admor Shlita". Given in 5774 (2014).
Diameter 48 mm
Medal Commemorating the Inauguration of the New Keter Israel Institutions Building in Bnei Brak. The medal bears an official dedicatory inscription together with the signature of Rabbi Yisrael Friedman.
Obverse: The Keter Israel emblem at the top above a detailed depiction of the new institutional building, flanked by olive branches. The surrounding inscription reads "Inauguration of Yeshiva Keter Israel" and 2020.
Reverse: Dedicatory inscription reading: "My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth." Blessing and success for the inauguration of the new building of the Kollel in memory of the holy Rabbi of Husiatyn-Zhydachiv. The center bears the signature of Rabbi Yisrael Friedman, while the rim is inscribed in English: "Ruszin Institutions, Bnei-Brak."
Diameter: ~60 mm
Front: the symbol of Sadigura Chassidus in the center of the medal. On the margin the inscription in Rashi script: Blessing Coin
Back: a drawing of the Chassidus synagogue in the city of Sadigura.
Given in the month of Cheshvan, 2014.
Copper
Diameter: 57 mm
In honor of the laying of the cornerstone for the Beit Midrash "Or Yisrael" Rozhin-Sadigura in London, 2020
Blessing coin by the Rebbe Shlita.
Diameter: 54 mm
Sanz Institutes in Tsfat
Diameter: 40 mm
A medal awarded to people who contributed to the Vizhnitz Yeshiva.
Diameter: 58 mm
This medal commemorates the "Merkaz Yeshivot" (network of Jewish religious studies centers) of the "Bnei Akiva" ("Sons of Akiva") Zionist-religious youth movement.
On the obverse of the medal is depicted the building of Bnei Akiva's first Yeshiva high school in the village of Kfar HaRoeh (built in 1939).
The medal probably dates to 1989 (50th anniversary of the Merkaz Yeshivot).
Silver 925
Diameter: 36 mm
Weight 14 gram
Silver 935
Diameter: 35 mm
Weight 30 gram
Torat Emet in the city of Hebron was founded in 1901 by the Rashb Rebbe.
circa 1980's
Silvered Bronze
Diameter: 59 mm
Weight 97.1 gram
on the day of the celebration of the Rabbi of Rosin.
26 October 1987
Bnei Brak
Bronze
Diameter: about 6 cm
Diameter: 30 mm
Partners and friends 2014
Diameter: 125 mm