Israel's new shekel is the legal tender of the State of Israel. 1985, shekel was replaced by 1: 1000. 1 NIS is equal to 100 Agora token.

In Hebrew, the new shekel is usually abbreviated as? "? The currency symbol consists of two Hebrew letters? And then what? Synthesis, widely used in pricing. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, Israel has experienced three monetary changes: from the Palestinian pound to the Israeli pound, from the Israeli pound to the shekel, and then to the new shekel. The original pound and the old shekel are no longer used as legal tender.

It cannot be exchanged in an Israeli bank. The original 1 Agora coins were withdrawn from circulation on April 199 1, and 5 Agora coins are no longer used as legal tender, but they can still be exchanged indefinitely in Israeli banks. 1 and 5 NIS banknotes have been replaced by coins of corresponding denominations and withdrawn from circulation, but they are still used as legal tender and means of payment.

There are four denominations of new shekels in 20 15 years: 20, 50, 100 and 200. There are 10 Agora coins and five new shekel coins with denominations of 0.5, 1, 2, 5 and 10 respectively. 1 NIS is equal to 100 NIS. Since June 65438+ 10/day, 2003, the new shekel has become a freely convertible currency.

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20 new shekel: Israeli poetess Rachel Bruwestin Serra (1890- 193 1)

50 new shekel: Russian Hebrew poet Shaul Chenihovsky (1875- 1943)

100 NIS: Leah Goldberg, an Israeli poetess and translator (191-1970).

200 NIS: Israeli poet, translator, journalist and playwright Natan Al Tellman (1910-1970).

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