A classic Israel 45 pruta definitive stamp, featuring the image of an ancient Jewish coin depicting a cluster of grapes, a symbol of abundance and heritage. Issued in the early 1950s, this stamp belongs to Israel’s iconic “Ancient Coins” series, one of the nation’s most historically meaningful definitive sets.
Printed in a striking deep magenta-purple, the design includes inscriptions in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, representing Israel’s trilingual postal tradition. A popular choice among collectors of Judaica, ancient numismatics on stamps, and early Israel issues.