ISRAEL 10 New Sheqalim 1987

Front:

The obverse features the portrait of Golda Meir (Meyerson), presented in a formal arrangement that emphasizes her political significance and historical role within the State of Israel.

Distinctive elements include:
⸰ iconographic details associated with her public life
⸰ ornamental motifs integrated into the design
⸰ institutional inscriptions placed in a balanced manner

The overall layout conveys a solemn and respectful characterization.

Reverse:

The reverse depicts Golda Meir at the lower right, wearing a hat, shown in her role as Minister Plenipotentiary to the USSR, standing with members of the Jewish congregation in front of the Moscow Synagogue. The scene highlights a notable moment in her diplomatic mission.

Accompanying elements include:
⸰ the synagogue as a symbolic backdrop
⸰ the depiction of the local Jewish community
⸰ the Hebrew text “Let my people go”, presented as a central thematic element

The design reflects the historical and political significance of the episode.