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Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30752 :רפסמ טול                                               Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $20 : יתלחתה ריחמ

















    US: Jewish prayer/good luck tallion with portion of the Cohen's blessing on obv. in English + segment in Hebrew & rev. Star of David with the Tablets in
    center with word "Zion" overprinted, circa. 1960's-70's; size: 25.5 x 30.5mm; weight: 5.85g.


    Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30753 :רפסמ טול                                               Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $20 : יתלחתה ריחמ


















    Israel: miniature prayer amulet/token with acronyms of "Shma Yisrael" and "Shiviti Adonai" on obv., above and below Star of David; on rev. a Menorah
    whose 7 arm-tips bear initials of prayer names (or psalm names?) and the branches themselves are composed of acronyms of those pieces; copyrighted Rabbi
    Rubin 1950; size: 15mm; weight: 1.95g.
    Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30754 :רפסמ טול                                               Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $20 : יתלחתה ריחמ


















    US: Christian(?) prayer tallion with the Priestly blessing (Cohen's blessing) with image of two lions holding up the Tablets with legend "Keep Holy the Ten
    Commandments"; size: 28.75 x 33.5mm; weight: 7.35g. The Cohen's blessing exists in Christian liturgy as the "Priestly blessing": based on it's wording and the emphasis
    specifically on upholding the 10 commandments (and not referring to the whole 613 / Torah), this is most probably a Christian prayer tallion.

    Lot #/Los-Nr.: a30755 :רפסמ טול                                               Open.Bid/Anf.Geb. : $20 : יתלחתה ריחמ


















    US: Jewish charity / Good luck token with legend "Guard the Children of the Poor?" around Menorah device and Star of David with Tablets in center on
    reverse; size: 31.75mm; weight: 8.65g. In Jewish tradition the poorer the person the more pious and devoted to the Torah he is likely to be - therefore being an
    ideal candidate to be a future scholar of the Torah.


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