KM-119, 1984 Israel 10 sheqalim (old); copper-nickel, plain edge; here is design description from Sheqel:
The motif on the obverse of the 10 Sheqalim trade coin was taken from a coin depicting a war galley, issued by Herod Archelaus, Ethnarch of Samaria, Judea and Idumea. Most coins minted during his rule (4 BC - 6 AD) have a nautical theme.
Uncirculated from the mint set, 13,403 sets were issued, each contained 3 different 10 sheqel coins - regular (KM-119), Herzl commemorative (KM-137) and Hanukka (KM-134) see high resolution scans to estimate condition yourself and pictures for the overall look and feel.
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