### Investment Appeal
Investing in this 5 Israeli Pound banknote is a strategic choice for collectors and investors. The banknote's historical significance, combined with its rarity and the fact that it has been demonetized since February 7, 1961, makes it an invaluable piece for any serious collection. This note not only offers a tangible connection to a pivotal period in Israel's financial history but also promises substantial appreciation in value as a unique collectible.

### Description
Step into the rich history of Israel's early monetary system with this rare 5 Israeli Pound banknote, issued by Bank Leumi Le-Israel between 1952 and 1954. This standard banknote, part of the first series after the transition from the Anglo-Palestine Bank to Bank Leumi Le-Israel, captures a significant period in the nation's financial evolution. Measuring 155 × 80 mm, this rectangular paper note reflects the careful craftsmanship and historical importance of its time.

The 5 Israeli Pound banknote was part of the first series issued under the new currency name "Israeli Lira" following the transformation of the Anglo-Palestine Bank into Bank Leumi Le-Israel B.M. on May 1, 1951. The notes in this series were introduced in June 1952, accompanied by a 10 percent compulsory loan on cash holdings and current accounts, marking a critical moment in Israel's economic history.

### Mint Details
- **Issuer:** Israel
- **Issuing Bank:** Bank Leumi Le-Israel (בנק לאומי)
- **Type:** Standard banknote
- **Years of Issue:** 1952-1954
- **Value:** 5 Israeli Pounds (5 לירות) (5 ILP)
- **Currency:** Pound (1949-1960)
- **Composition:** Paper
- **Size:** 155 × 80 mm
- **Shape:** Rectangular
- **Demonetized:** 7 February 1961
- **References:** P# 21

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