Issued around 1990
Silver
Diameter 27 mm
Colored picture of Rabbi Kaduri on the front.
The reverse features kabalistic letter and name combinations - a copy of the handwriting and signature of Rabbi Kaduri in Latin letters.
Gilt, silver-plated medallion
Diameter 6 cm
Diameter 35 mm
Also gold colored coins of this type exist.
A gold-toned blessing coin bearing the name of Rabbi Yaakov Ades.
The reverse side features an inscription related to the mitzvah of Pidyon Shevuyim (Redemption of Captives), with a promise of spiritual merit for its bearer.
In the center of the medal : "In appreciation Organization Yad L'Achim"
Since its founding in 1950, the "Yad L'Achim" is involved in rescuing Jewish women and children from Arab villages and restoring their lives, fighting against assimilation, rescuing souls from mission, and engaging in educational guidance and outreach.
The coin is decorated with intricate traditional patterns.
Diameter 60 mm
Produced by Zechovoy
Diameter ~60 mm
Front: the symbol of Sadigura Chassidus in the center of the medal. On the margin the inscription in Rashi script: Blessing Coin
Back: a drawing of the Chassidus synagogue in the city of Sadigura.
Given in the month of Cheshvan, 2014.
Copper
Diameter 57 mm
to Yeshiva Students who committed themselves not to look at smartphones in any way.
The date on the coin is Purim 2020, so this maybe a joke.
Blessing for the home
Bronze
Diameter 100 mm
Blessing Coin for Safety and Success
Bronze
Blessing Coin
Diameter 49 mm
Token - for success and good livelihood
Ramat Hasharon
Private Medal
Diameter about 59 mm
Rav Yosef Pinto
Diameter 40 mm
At the center of the Hamsa (5) hand is a 5 agorot coin.
Diameter 74 mm
Signed by the famous rabbis Shmuel Auerbach, Yosef Shalom Elyashiv, Aharon Leib Shteinman, Chaim Kanievsky, Chaim Karelitz, Michel Yehuda Lefkowitz.
The reverse side of the medal reads:
"A kinyan coin - a sign forever… a blessing for protection, children, life, sustenance, and all good things."
The month of Elul / 2007.
Silver plated
Diameter 115 mm
Weight 200 gram
On one side, the 'Kupat Ha'ir' symbol is stamped and above it the inscription: "Blessing coin", and on the other side the inscription: "Blessing coin from the Rabbi, Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky Shlit"a, for abundance of health, happiness and success in all matters" and in the imprint of the Rabbi's handwriting: "...to protect and save the donors from every trouble and calamity, Chaim Kanievsky".
Diameter about 60 mm
Material not know
"Abundance of blessing and success in everything - everyone who is warned by the commandment of a mezuzah will prolong his life."
Diameter 68 mm
Silver plated.
Front side: In the upper part around "May God give you of the dew of heaven and the fat of the earth", in the center "A coin of blessing for protection from the teacher of the Gaon Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky Shlit"a. In the lower part around "May God open to you His good treasure, the heavens".
Back side: In the upper part around "If you make mine happy, I will make yours happy", in the center "House of Refuge", in the lower part around "May He bring a blessing from God and righteousness from God, may He sustain you".
Diameter: 53 mm
Weight: 49.5 gram
Front side: Above around "Holy coin for Shamir, blessing and success", below around "In honor of Mordechai and Chaim Ezer Y." In the center "From the memory of the Rebbe "HaNoam Elimech" 21 Adar Lizhensk Poland", inside a tombstone with candles next to it appears the inscription "Pan Adoninu Ver Rabinu Man of God Rabbi R. Elimelech of R. Elazar Lipman *(unintelligible word)* Noam Elimelech, died 21 Adar in the year 1995
Back: Around, "They say in the name of the righteous if they say in times of trouble "We answered by the grace of the Rebbe, Rabbi Elimelech, may God be pleased with us", in the center "The holy Rabbi, Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk, son of Rabbi Eliezer Lipa Lipman, may God be pleased with us".
Diameter: 47.5 mm
Weight: 28.63 gram
Obverse: On the medal scale appears the inscription: "A blessing from the Lord," "God will give you the blessing in your ordinances and in all your messengers." In the center is a large and impressive building with the caption: "Center Nadvorna Bnei Brak "
Reverse: On the scale of the medal, the verse is written: "And God gave you the dew of the heavens and the oil of the earth ...", "God will open to you His good treasure the heavens." In the center is a caption: "A coin of blessing for keeping and success from the Rebbe of Nadvorna shlita.
Size: 56 mm
with the inscription Kol Zohar in microfiche on the coin.
Colorful enamel depiction of the tomb of Rabbi Jonathan ben Uzziel.
The text reads: "Segula Coin - Yeshuot Institutions in Amuka".
The reverse shows a mystical Kabbalistic diagram with angelic and tribal names - "Segulot Coin from Amuka."
Diameter about 6 cm
Diamater about 4 cm
Agudat Noam Shimon
Diameter 4 cm
Diameter 60 mm
for protection, salvation, success and good livelihood.
Rabbi Yaakov Abuhatzeira was one of the greatest Jewish sages in Morocco and a revered Kabbalist.
The coin is made of gold-plated metal, with a central element of high-quality glass or enamel.
Diameter ~6 cm
Front medal shows the Rishon leZion Ovadia Yosef
Silver plated
Diameter 57 mm
Rabbi Elazar Abuhatzeira (Baba Elazar)
Silver plated
Diameter 57 mm
"for preservation and success".
The coin was given to "my friends and supporters of the Torah and charity works of the Admor Rabbi Refael Abuhatzira shlita in Jerusalem, Meron and Ashdod."
Diameter: 40 mm
Bnei Brak
Diameter 59 mm
Front: a colorful image of Rachel's tomb in Bethlehem, with the inscription "Protection and Blessing Coin".
Back: Kabbalistic symbols and Hebrew inscriptions related to protection, blessing and abundance.
Diameter: 6 cm.
Coin for Protection, Blessing and Success to partners of the Hidabrut Organization
Yeshivat Chernovyl in Bnei Brak
Diameter 68 mm
A medal awarded to people who contributed to the Vizhnitz Yeshiva.
Diameter 58 mm
Chasidut Belz
A coin for protection, blessing and success - for building a faithful home in Israel and peace of mind. The coin was given by the Rebbe of Belz, to the groom on the occasion of his wedding.
On one side of the coin is an illustration of 'The Ancient Synagogue of Belz' and the inscriptions 'Abundance of Blessing and Success and the Holy Spirit'.
On the other side appears Mount Sinai, the Tablets of Covenant. Beneath this the text: Torah, Work and Acts of Kindness (Torah, Avoda, Gemilut Chasisim)
At the edge is written: Torah and Chasidut Center in the Land of Israel
The medal is a pendant and gold colored.
At the edge is written: Torah and Chasidut Center Belz
Produced by Zechovoy
One side, the wedding celebration, the other side, the Belz Hasidism building in Jerusalem.
Gilded
Diameter: 70 mm
In honor of the Or HaChaim Yeshiva, signed by Rabbi Reuven Elbaz.
Diameter: 31 mm.
A medal distributed to the participants in the mitzvah "Matan Machatzit Hashekel".
Diameter 43 mm
Chanuka 2014
Diameter 50 mm
Sanz Institutes in Tsfat
Diameter 40 mm
Diameter 97 mm
Chernobil Community
Kolel
Satmer Beit Shemesh
Rabbi Yeshayah ben Moshe Kerestir