USA Coin Book Estimated Value of 1882-S Coronet Head Gold $20 Double Eagle is Worth $2,488 in Average Condition and can be Worth $2,582 to $13,471 or more in Uncirculated (MS+) Mint Condition. UNCVery RERE coin in dis condition.Estimate: $2500 to $13000

Israel 1948, Emergency Fractional Issue 1948 "Carpets " Pick #6 and Pick #7: 50 & 100 pr, lot of 4 UNC notes.  Each note showcases a serial number format comprising Hebrew digits along with the numerical digits '000000', and is imprinted on both sides with the handstamp "DUGMA" (Hebrew for "example" or "specimen"). Notably, one of the 50 pr notes bears a hand stamp on only one side.All notes are marked with two canceling holes.The notes are affixed at the top to a black card measuring 18x24 cm, with two notes of each denomination. They are arranged to display one showing the front and the other the reverse of the notes. Notably, the 50 pr notes have א' / א' (Alef / Alef) serial numbers, while the 100 pr notes have א' / ג' (Alef / Gimel) serial numbers.   The nickname "carpet" derives from the design on the obverse, featuring a mosaic floor from the ancient synagogue in Beit Alfa.Condition: UNC (x4). Rare.Estimate: $10,000 - $20,000. from the collection of D. Remez 

1948, Bank Notes of Israel: The Levin Epstein Proof Notes - printing offer.  In 1948, during the nascent stages of Israel's statehood, local printing houses vied for the opportunity to produce banknotes for the fledgling nation. Among them, the "Levin-Epstein" design emerged, presenting a prototype on simple paper. One side featured a portrait of a young girl (Epstein's daughter) amidst a bouquet of flowers, while the other depicted an ancient shekel. In the absence of a finalized design for the currency, the notes bore the name of the Dapod House. Though most examples were later destroyed, a few individual copies have endured, rendering this piece a rarity in philatelic circles.

Bank Leumi Le-Israel, 1952 ND, 1 Pound (1 Israel Lirot) Pick # 20, extremely bright and attractive note. serial number L077396, crisp A - UNC,