Issued by Israel in 1985, this 200-agorot stamp honors Leon Yehuda Recanati (1890–1945), a noted banker, philanthropist, and Zionist leader. Recanati played a vital role in the development of Israel’s financial sector and supported numerous educational and cultural initiatives. The stamp features a finely rendered portrait of Recanati in sepia tones, designed by artist A. Visselhoff, with inscriptions in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. It forms part of Israel’s tradition of paying tribute to national builders and influential figures.