unknown token

Hi,
I am interested if somebody know what that token present. Material is copper, 28 mm, 10 g. Picture is unfortunately the best I can do because somebody cleaned the coin. Orientation of the coin is medal.

Thanks in advance,
Zago

Hello,

I see a menorah, so it's probably a medallion from either from Israel or a Jewish community somewhere, maybe someone who can read Hebrew can help with the inscription.

This is a Medallion of the "Keren Kayemeth Le'Israel" - the Jewish National Fund (JNF), showing the Menorah lamp with a David Star at the top . Reverse: A child lays a coin into the JNF box, against the background of a map of the Land of Israel . On the right-hand side: "גאולה תתנו לארץ" - redemption will give to Israel.
Sold for $246 here.

Citeer: "Zago"​Hi,
​I am interested if somebody know what that token present. Material is copper, 28 mm, 10 g. Picture is unfortunately the best I can do because somebody cleaned the coin. Orientation of the coin is medal.
​
​Thanks in advance,
​Zago
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​pretty hard to find these. Nice. Even In its condition they sell for a decent amount.

Aaron

One more note. The link felix posted states that it from 1910-1920. I believe its actually from the 1930's as the slogan "redemption you will give to the land (Israel)" was a slogan the JNF used in the 30's.

This is an example of a JNF poster from 1935 that has same slogan.

good luck,
Aaron

Citeer: "FelixEshed"​This is a Medallion of the "Keren Kayemeth Le'Israel" - the Jewish National Fund (JNF), showing the Menorah lamp with a David Star at the top . Reverse: A child lays a coin into the JNF box, against the background of a map of the Land of Israel . On the right-hand side: "גאולה תתנו לארץ" - redemption will give to Israel.
​Sold for $246 here.

​Thank you very much for information.
Best regards,
Zago

Citeer: "aaronmgd"​One more note. The link felix posted states that it from 1910-1920. I believe its actually from the 1930's as the slogan "redemption you will give to the land (Israel)" was a slogan the JNF used in the 30's.
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​This is an example of a JNF poster from 1935 that has same slogan.
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​good luck,
​Aaron

​Thank you Aaron,
Best regards
Zago