Anyone know any coin stores or dealers to check out in Israel?
superpsychmd
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Here for the week and want to go coin hunting
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Good luck. @Zohar often complains that he lives in a numismatic wasteland (Tel Aviv).
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contact Zohar and buy from him. He's your coin store!
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He was nice and gave me a referral for British mandate Palestine coins so I already wrote to the gent. Thanks again Zohar!
There are a few:
Kobi Liderman at 18 Ben Yehuda Street, Tel Aviv: liderman.co.il/about-us
Romano House of Stamps, at Dizengoff Center shopping mall, 50 Dizengoff Street: romanoauctions.com/
They are honest guys, but don't expect much from the stores. Come with low expectations...
Have a safe trip and an even safer return.
DPOTD
I’ll check out Romano tomorrow. Actually picked up 2 nice coins today and saw 3 dealers. Found a nice 1859 25 kopeck and a 1934 5 mil Palestine coin
Tel Aviv has a great numismatic museum. Worth checking out.
https://www.eretzmuseum.org.il/e/116/
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
I was there for 2 years and saw dozens of coin shopps/ antique places.
A really large percentage of coins are counterfeit. Be careful!
This is definitely worth seeing.
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