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
A coin issued by the Keter Torah Institute, to commemorating 200 years since the passing of the holy REBBE author of 'Noam Elimelech' OB'M.
Diameter 33 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
A blessing coin similar to the above, with a few differences:
The medal is a pendant and gold colored.
At the edge is written: Torah and Chasidut Center Belz
Produced by Zechovoy
A coin for protection, blessing and success.
Diameter: 54 mm
Diameter 66 mm
Front: the wedding celebration.
Back: the Belz Hasidism building in Jerusalem.
Gilded
Diameter: 70 mm
Produced by Zechovoy
Front, "Chayei Arichei Bnei Bruchei U'Mezonei Reveichei",for protection, blessing and success. Center: Western Wall relief.
Back: the beit midrash of Belz in Jerusalem, with the inscription "Machzikei haDat VehaChasidut".
Bronze
Diameter: 39 mm
Front: "Chayei Arichei Bnei Bruchei U'Mezonei Reveichei",for protection, blessing and success. Center: Western Wall relief.
Back: the beit midrash of Belz in Jerusalem, with the inscription "Machzikei haDat VehaChasidut".
Gold colored
Diameter: 60 mm
Front: Several blessings and a signature of the Belzer Rebbe, Rabbi Yissachar Dov Rokeach. 2007
Back: Belz Chasidut Institution. "Issachar and Zevulun agreement”. At the center a there’s a painting combine ship and Torah which symbolize Yaakov’s blessing to his sons, when Issachar blessed to be able to be industrious in Torah all day and Zevulun blessed to be working man who provide for his brother.
At the bottom appears the qoute: “שמח זבולון בצאתך ויששכר באהלך”.
Diameter: 30 mm
Diameter: ~45 mm
Weight: 33 gram
On it is the inscription "A coin from the Reverend Rebbe of Babov. Chanukah 1975".
On the other side is written "For Protection, Blessing and Success".
Copper
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The front shows the burial shrine of Rabbi Nachman in Uman, Ukraine, one of the most significant pilgrimage destinations in the Jewish world. Encircling the shrine is a hebrew inscription, which translates to: "A sacred coin for blessing and success • The holy resting place of the saintly Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, of blessed memory, in Uman."
The back of the medal shows the blessing: "In all that you undertake, may you prosper and succeed."
Diameter 50 mm
Yeshivat Chernovyl in Bnei Brak
Diameter 68 mm
Chernobyl is a Hasidic dynasty that was founded by Grand Rabbi Menachem Nachum Twersky, known by the name of his work as the " Meor Einayim " (meaning "vision", lit. "the light of the eyes"). The dynasty is named after the Ukrainian town of Chernobyl , where Rabbi Nachum served as the maggid.
Diameter about 59 mm
Bne-Brak
Diameter 56 mm
Front side: the inscription “מטבע ברכה מכ”ק מרן אדמו”ר שליט”א”. In the center, among the decorations, was written “מוסדות טשערנאביל בארץ הקודש” and below it “לשמירה ולהצלחה”.
Back side: A drawing of a bead of wheat and next to it the inscription:
“אושפיזא דיוסף סוכות תשע”ה”.
At the bottom: “ברכה לראש משביר”.
Diameter: 43 mm
Chernobil Community
Cupper nickel
Diameter: 40 mm
Weight:17.5 gram
Diameter 97 mm
In the front part of the medal the inscription “בעזהי”ת סלע הזיכרון קודש לשיפוץ בניני קרית ישיבת חידושי הרי”ם בצפון תל-אביב”.
Dedicated to the renovation of the Kiryat Chiddushei Ri'am Yeshiva buildings in north Tel Aviv.
In the back, the inscription: “בהוקרה ובהערכה” (with appreciation and respect). Below it the symbol of Yeshivat Chiddushei HaRim.
Diameter: 58 mm
Diameter 31 mm
Weight 10 gram
Front: Kaliv World Center in the Holy Land, Admor of Kaliv Shlita
Back: thanks to our holy ancestors, a coin for great abundance, success and healing, with G_d's help.
Rabbi Yeshayah ben Moshe Kerestir
Rabbi Yeshayah ben Moshe Kerestir
Silver plated
Diameter 40 mm
Front: "Blessing Coin" from Maran Admor Shlita
Back: "Heichal haBracha weOtsar haHaim" (Hall of Blessing and light of Life)
Center of the coin shows the word Kamerna
Below this the text:
שפע הצדיק אינו פוסקת ממנו ומזרעו
(The abundance of the righteous does not cease from him and his seed.)
The Hall of Blessing is a Hasidic and Kabbalistic commentary on the five books of the Torah, written by Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Yehuda Yechiel Seferin of Kamerna (the Rebbe of Kamerna).
Copper nickel
Diameter: 26 mm
Weight: 7.5 gram
Long Live the Rebbe King Moshiah Forever
Lubavitch World Headquarters
The Lag BaOmer coin commissioned by the Rebbe in 1990
Lubavitch World Headquarters
The Lag BaOmer coin commissioned by the Rebbe in 1991
Iyar 2
5751
Lubavitch World Headquarters
The Lag BaOmer coin commissioned by the Rebbe in 1991
Diameter: 38 mm
Front: Blessing coin from the Admor of Mishkoltz
for protection and success
Back: A crown above the text "Tora Kingdom", ...Admor of Mishkoltz
Hasidic Center Mishkoltz- Petach Tikva
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
Beitar Illit
Diameter 39 mm
Blessing Coin of Rabbi Yankel’e of Pshevorsk
A rare coin made of pure silver, for protection, blessing and success in all matters made in a special and one-time manner and which was given from the holy hands of Rabbi Yankel’e of Pshevorsk, son-in-law of Rabbi Itzikl of Pshevorsk. Antwerp, 1991.
On one side is a painting of the Western Wall, with a background of Jerusalem mountains and other buildings, and it is written around the painting and near the margins: "Abundance of blessing and success with children, life and economics". On the other side it is inscribed: "From the Holy Pshevorsk Rebbe of Pshevarsk Shlita 5751" and around the inscription there is a painting of a crown and two palm trees.
Pure silver. 33 mm
Source:https://www.appelauction.com/auction/251-important-fall-auction-en/lot-156-rare-matbeia/
A gold colored medal given by Rachmastrivka Hasidic to participants in donating to the "Esak HaTorah" Yeshiva Fund.
The front shows a drawing of the yeshiva building in the center and above it the inscription "Esak HaTorah Yeshiva Fund". In the margins appears the inscription: "Yeshiva Esak HaTorah D'Rachmastrivka, year 5774, 1994".
The back shows in the center the inscription "For protection, blessing and success" and around it the inscription "Shekel Hakodesh, by the late Maran Admor Shlita". Given in 5774 (2014).
Diameter: 48 mm
A silver colored medal given by Rachmastrivka Hasidic to participants in donating to the "Esak HaTorah" Yeshiva Fund.
The front shows a drawing of the yeshiva building in the center and above it the inscription "Esak HaTorah Yeshiva Fund". In the margins appears the inscription: "Yeshiva Esak HaTorah D'Rachmastrivka, year 5774, 1994".
The back shows in the center the inscription "For protection, blessing and success" and around it the inscription "Shekel Hakodesh, by the late Maran Admor Shlita". Given in 5774 (2014).
Diameter: 48 mm
for protection, blessing and success
Medal Commemorating the Inauguration of the New Keter Israel Institutions Building in Bnei Brak. The medal bears an official dedicatory inscription together with the signature of Rabbi Yisrael Friedman.
Obverse: The Keter Israel emblem at the top above a detailed depiction of the new institutional building, flanked by olive branches. The surrounding inscription reads "Inauguration of Yeshiva Keter Israel" and 2020.
Reverse: Dedicatory inscription reading: "My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth." Blessing and success for the inauguration of the new building of the Kollel in memory of the holy Rabbi of Husiatyn-Zhydachiv. The center bears the signature of Rabbi Yisrael Friedman, while the rim is inscribed in English: "Pidyan Institutions, Bnei-Brak."
At the center of the Hamsa (5) hand is a 5 agorot coin.
Obverse: the caption: “מטבעת צדיקים לשמירה”. Under the text "Stefenesht" appears a drawing of Rabbi Avraham Matityahu Friedman and at the bottom of the words: “בני”, “חיי”, “מזוני”, “סייעתא דישמיא”.
Reverse: On the medal scale are the abbreviations: “אב”ג, ית”צ, קר”ע, שט”נ, נג”ד, “יכ”ש, בט”ר, צת”ג, חק”ב, “טנ”ע, יג”ל, פז”ק, שק”ו, צי”ת, בשכמל”ו”
In the center the letter “ה” and below it the caption in special letters: “אברהם [??] במלה”ר מנחם נחום”. At the bottom between two decorations the inscription:
“והריקותי לכם ברכה עד בלי די”.
Diameter: 54 mm
Diameter 74 mm
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
In honor of the laying of the cornerstone for the Beit Midrash "Or Yisrael" Rozhin-Sadigura in London, 2020
Blessing coin by the Rebbe Shlita.
Diameter: 54 mm
Chanuka 2014
Diameter 50 mm
Sanz Institutes in Tsfat
Diameter 40 mm
to Yeshiva Students who committed themselves not to look at smartphones in any way.
The date on the coin is Purim 2020.
Kolel
Satmar Beit Shemesh
Front: the words: the institutions of the charity enterprise of Chasdei Eliezer Skolen
Center: Rachel’s Tomb with the verse "For he will command his angels to guard you in all your ways."
Back: the words: "A coin by the Holy Maran the Admor (Shalita) for protection, abundance, blessing and success on all matters and all the best Selah".
Silver plated
Diameter 50 mm
Diameter: 38 mm
Weight: 22 gram
Front side: At top the inscription “עיר וקדיש מן שמיא נחית” and below it “כי לא תשכח מפי זרעו”. The inscription is combined with an illustration of an opened stone gate. At bottom the inscription “מדלית הזהב לתומכי התורה בארץ ישראל”.
Reverse: At top, the inscription “המנורה שבדרום”. In the center there is a candelabrum with seven branches, as it was in the Temple. Beneath the painting was written: “מכולל אברכים שע”י מוסדות אמת ואמונה קרית גת”.
Diameter: 68 mm
Diameter 35 mm
Also gold colored coins of this type exist.
This blessing coin was distributed by the Rebbe of Tash, Rabbi Meshulam Peish Segal Lavi zt"l, and his stamped signature "Meshulam Peish Lavi" appears on the bottom of the coin.
Tash is a Hasidic dynasty that originated in Nyirtass, Hungary, and is now primarily based in its own dedicated enclave called Kiryas Tosh in Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada.
Diameter: 4 cm
A medal awarded to people who contributed to the Vizhnitz Yeshiva.
Diameter 58 mm
Diameter 39 mm
Front side: Inscription: “Holy coin for Segula and preservation, Shefa Beracha and success, my life and my sustenance and my goodness.” “Blessed by the Maran Rebbe Shlita”.
Back side: On the upper part appears the inscription: “Talmud Torah Yeshua Moshe Vizhnitz under the leadership of the Rebbe Shlita”. Underneath a painting depicting a book with the inscription: “Montreal” and Talmudic text, meaning: ”The world does not exist but for children studying Torah”.
On the lower part of the bow appears the caption: “In memorial to the participants of the annual fund for the benefit of Talmud Torah”.
Diameter: 50 mm
for Blessing, Protection and Success
Diameter ~ 37 mm