In this closeup image, we observe a pile of vintage Israeli money from the one Israeli Shekel series of the year 1978. The stack comprises numerous one shekel bills, with both the observe and reverse sides visible. On the front side of the bills, we see the portrait of Moshe Montefiori alongside the Mishkanot Shaananim quarter in Jerusalem, featuring a windmill. The denomination "One Sheqel" and "Bank of Israel" are inscribed in Hebrew. On the reverse side, Jaffa Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem is depicted, accompanied by the inscription "Bank of Israel" in Hebrew, English, and Arabic. This particular note ceased to be legal tender in 1986, adding a historical context to the image. The close-up view allows for an appreciation of the intricate details and design elements present on the vintage Israeli money, offering a glimpse into the country's cultural and monetary heritage.
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