Tokens for Loyal Subscribers of the Israel Government Coins and Medals Corporation (IGCMC)

The Israel Government Coin and Medals Corporation issued this medal to the subscribers in appreciation of their loyalty. Since 1990, until its privatization in 2008, the Israel Government Coins and Medals Corporation used to present its high-volume subscribers with a medal especially minted for this purpose and not further sold to the public, in order to encourage them and as a way of thanking them and showing them how highly they were regarded.
Outstanding subscribers were those who met the IGCMC criteria for the type of purchase and the total amount. Three types of medals were distributed to subscribers classified as: Outstanding Subscribers, Silver Subscribers, and Gold Subscribers. The medal's obverse had a yearly changing subject, whereas the reverse had more or less standard text depending on the type of subscriber.

		Seal of Jeremiah In Appreciation to Our Outstanding Subscriber 1990 / 5750 Cu-Ni Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		Seal of Jeremiah In Appreciation to Our Outstanding Subscriber 1994 / 5755 Cu-Ni Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		Seal of Jeremiah In Appreciation to Our Silver Subscriber 1994 / 5755 Cu-Ni Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		If I forget Thee O Jerusalem In Appreciation to Our Silver Subscriber 1995 / 5756 Cu-Ni Diameter 38.5 Weight 26 gram
		If I forget Thee O Jerusalem In Appreciation to Our Outstanding Subscriber 1995 / 5756 Cu-Ni Diameter 38.5 Weight 26 gram
		...and the bush was not consumed In Appreciation to Our Outstanding Subscriber 1996 Cu-Ni Diameter 39 mm Weight 28 gram
		...and the bush was not consumed In Appreciation to Our Silver Subscriber 1996 Cu-Ni Diameter 39 mm Weight 28 gram
		50th Anniversary of Israel In Appreciation to Our Outstanding Subscriber 1997 Bronze Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		50th Anniversary of Israel In Appreciation to Our Silver Subscriber 1997 Bronze, Silver plated Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		50th Anniversary of Israel In Appreciation to Our Gold Subscriber 1997 Bronze, Gilt Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		In Appreciation to Our Outstanding Subscriber 1998 Cu-Ni Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		In Appreciation to Our Silver Subscriber 1998 Cu-Ni, Silver plated Diameter 38.5 mm Weight 26 gram
		Thank you In Appreciation to Our Silver Subscriber 1999 Cu-Ni, Silver plated Diameter 39 mm
		Thank you In Appreciation to Our Gold Subscriber 1999 Cu-Ni, Gilt
		"Thanks"  in different languages In Appreciation to Our Outstanding Subscriber 2000 Cu-Ni Diameter 39 mm Weight 25 gram ??
		"Thanks"  in different languages In Appreciation to Our Gold Subscriber 2000 Cu-Ni, Gilt Diameter 39 mm Weight 26.22 gram

In 2001, the 3 different texts of subscribers were united into a single "Loyal Subscriber". The tokens of the 3 classes were bronze, cu-ni silver plated, and gold plated.

		Peace and Freedom Will Prevail In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2001 Bronze Diameter 39 mm
		Israel 55th Anniversary In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2002 Bronze Diameter 38 mm
		Israel 55th Anniversary In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2002 Cu-Ni Diameter 38 mm
		Space Shuttle Columbia disaster In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2003 Cu-Ni Diameter 38 mm
		Israel One People One Heart In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2004 Cu-Ni Diameter 38 mm
		Israel One People One Heart In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2004 Cu-Ni, Gold plated Diameter 38 mm
		Aleppo Codex In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2005 Cu-Ni Diameter 38 mm
		Aleppo Codex In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2005 Cu-Ni, Gold plated Diameter 38 mm
		Swifter than Eagles In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2006 Cu-Ni Diameter 38 mm

		Jerusalem, the Western Wall In Appreciation to Our Loyal Subscriber 2007 Diameter 38.5 mm

The last tokens of the IGCMC were issued in 2008. The date on the medals is 2007.