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1982 - Israel PIC 48 500 Sheqalim banknote VF
1982 - Israel PIC 48 500 Sheqalim banknote VF 

1982 - Israel PIC 48 500 Sheqalim banknote VF

  • Product Code: Israel PIC 48 MBC
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 3.30€

  • Ex Tax: 3.00€


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This individual banknote is from Israel and has a denomination of 500 Sheqalim. It is associated with 1982, also identified in the Krause catalogue as 5742, and is listed under Pick reference P48. The note is offered in Very Fine (VF) condition.

The design uses red printing over a multicolour underprint, with farm workers shown at the centre of the note. These details provide useful identification points for the Israel 500 Sheqalim type recorded as P48 in the Krause catalogue.

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Tags: Year 1982, Used Banknotes,

Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a 500 Sheqalim banknote from Israel, associated with the year 1982. The product title identifies the note as VF, while the model or catalog reference provides the additional identifier PIC 48 MBC.

What denomination, currency and country are specified?

The banknote has a denomination of 500 Sheqalim and is associated with Israel. The listing uses “Sheqalim” as the currency denomination wording and associates the note with 1982; it does not state that this year is specifically an issue, printing or circulation year.

What catalog reference is given for this Israeli banknote?

The supplied model or catalog reference is Israel PIC 48 MBC. “PIC 48” is also included in the product title, while “MBC” appears in the model or catalog field. These identifiers describe the specific listing and should not be replaced with another cataloguing system.

What condition or status does the listing state?

The listing identifies the banknote as VF and also categorises it under Used Banknotes. No further physical-condition details are supplied, so the listing supports describing it only with the stated VF grade and used-banknote classification.