
Tax included.
These Israeli bank notes are in great condition and have no bends or tears on them.
The Israeli Lira was the currency of the State of Israel from August 1948. From the 1960s onwards, a debate raged over the non-Hebrew name of the currency, resulting in a law ordering the currency to be replaced by the Shekel. The government introduced the Shekel on 24 February, 1980, at a rate of 1 Shekel = 10 Lirot.
