Copper-Nickel Telephone Token from Israel (19th Cen. AD) Bezeq “Asimon”

Telephone Token, Israel, (19th Cen. AD), Copper-Nickel Token, Obv: Above, the year of issue in Hebrew calendar and Bezeq logo below, the word “telephone” in Hebrew and Arabic, Rev:Dialing pad, 5.00 Gms, 18.15 mm, Extremely Fine.

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Transport yourself back to 19th century Israel with this exquisite Copper-Nickel Telephone Token from Bezeq “Asimon.” Issued during a time when telecommunication was just beginning to revolutionize society, this token features the year of issue in the Hebrew calendar, the iconic Bezeq logo, and the word “telephone” in both Hebrew and Arabic. The reverse side showcases a dialing pad, weighing 5.00 grams and measuring 18.15 mm. Graded as Extremely Fine, this token holds a piece of history in its intricate design and cultural significance. Perfect for numismatists and history enthusiasts, this collectible item offers a unique glimpse into the early days of communication in Israel.