This authentic and rare Marc Chagall Jerusalem Windows Set of 12 fine silver ingots, comes with its original burgundy folder and accompanying book. Released by Mosaic Art of Canada in 1974, depicts the famous stained glass windows he created for the Hadassah Hebrew University synagogue in Jerusalem. Each ingot interprets a tribe of Israel in rich detail, and each is made of 1000 grains of .999 pure fine silver (64.7989g/2.0833 troy oz) totaling 25 troy oz for the set, making it both a meaningful collectible and a striking display for art and Judaica enthusiasts.
—Rare set with serial number #428 from a limited run of 15,000, making it one of the first 2.8 percent minted
—Reverse of each ingot shows related biblical text for that tribe
The burgundy folder holding the entire collection, measures about 9 inches wide × 12 inches high × 0.5 inch thick, and each ingot measures approximately 1.7 inches wide × 2.25 inches tall, with a total approximate silver weight of 25 troy ounces for the entire set.
The folder shows minor scuffs from handling, while the accompanying book shows some signs of wear as shown in pictures. The ingots exhibit variations in toning, but they display well with no dents or marks. Please refer to pictures for more visual details.
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