Image: Israel 10000 NIS Bill 1984

Description: Israel 10,000 (old) sheqel banknote, 1984. It was replaced with a 10 new sheqel banknote with identical design in 1985. Both notes are out of circulation today. The note features a portrait of Golda Meir and the crowd of Russian Jews welcoming her as the first Israeli ambassador to the Soviet Union, with the inscription shaláħ et ʻamí ("Let my people go", Exodus 9:1).
Title: Israel 10000 NIS Bill 1984
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