Made from 24-karat gold, these Aurum gold notes are an excellent gift idea for this upcoming Hanukkah festival! This Jewish celebration often overlaps with the Christmas holidays and is meant to commemorate the rededication of the second temple of Jerusalem. It lasts for 8 days and is celebrated by the Jewish community across the globe. Right now, you can get 1/10 Gram Aurum Hanukkah Gold Notes online at Provident Metals.

Note Highlights:

• Includes a plastic protective currency sleeve!
• New gold note in celebration of Hanukkah!
• Contains 1/10 of a gram, .00322 Troy oz, of .999 pure gold.
• A bear playing with a dreidel is seen on the obverse.
• The reverse contains an impression of the obverse image.
• These notes are not legal tender.

For this years Hanukkah celebration, give the gift of gold with these remarkable 1/10 Gram Aurum Notes! We ship each note in an archival-quality protective sleeve to ensure they arrive in brand-new condition. The notes themselves consist of a 24-karat gold sheet with a thickness of only 404 nanometers. For comparison, thats roughly one percent of the width of human hair. This makes these notes the smallest verifiable gold product on the market today.

Obverse

The obverse of 1/10 Gram Aurum Hanukkah Notes features a bear playing with a spinning top known as a Dreidel. This four-sided top almost always makes an appearance at a Hanukkah celebration. If you look closely, you will also see a Kippah adorning the bears head. Adding warmth to the overall design is the midnight blue backdrop full of golden stars. Youll see text as well that reads 100 milligrams 24k gold Aurum, not legal tender.

Reverse

On the reverse face of these 1/10 Gram Aurum Hanukkah Gold Notes, youll find a blank field. However, if you look carefully, you can make out an impression of the obverse design. But given the nature of Aurum products, it is not possible to achieve full-color printing on each side.

History

The origins of Hanukkah can be traced back to a military victory of the Maccabees against King Antiochus IV Epiphanes around 164 BC. This was the first time the Jewish people stood up for their beliefs, and after a three-year battle, they defeated their oppressors and reclaimed the Second Temple of Jerusalem. According to the Jewish leader Judas, the restoration of the temple ought to be celebrated for eight days each year. And thus, the annual Hannukah festival was born.

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