Nazi Hunters Bronze Coin - Catching Adolf Eichmann 60th Anniversary

Honor the daring 1976 IDF mission to rescue hostages at Entebbe with this meticulously designed bronze coin. Featuring the Hercules aircraft, Entebbe Airport tower, and a tribute to Yoni Netanyahu, this piece captures the courage and precision of Operation Jonathan. Symbols of IDF and Mossad collaboration highlight the operation's success, while the route map emphasizes its scale. A stirring reminder of sacrifice and bravery, this coin is a must-have for collectors of military history and Israel's legacy of resilience.

Commemorate the smuggling of Iraqi Jews to Israel during 1950–1952 with this detailed coin. The design features a Star of David symbolizing Jewish identity, a map of Iraq and Israel highlighting key cities and routes, and the iconic El Al aircraft used to transport refugees safely. Inscriptions mark 70 years since the operation, underscoring its historical significance, while traditional motifs reflect both Jewish heritage and Middle Eastern roots. A row of figures walking depicts the courage of Iraqi Jews leaving their homeland, and the Israeli emblem symbolizes government support. A poignant tribute to survival and the rebirth of a nation.

Honor the daring 1976 IDF mission to rescue hostages at Entebbe with this meticulously designed coin. The map of the mission highlights the 4,000-kilometer route from Israel to Entebbe, featuring key locations such as Tel Aviv, Benghazi, Nairobi, and Entebbe. The Hercules aircraft symbolizes the audacity and precision of the rescue mission, while the Entebbe Airport tower marks the site of captivity and liberation. The Hebrew inscription commemorates the mission’s date, July 4, 1976, and 'Operation Jonathan' honors Lt. Col. Yonatan Netanyahu, the mission’s commander and fallen hero. A powerful tribute to courage and sacrifice.

Commemorate 60 years since Eichmann’s 1960 capture with this detailed bronze coin. The design features a map of Argentina and Buenos Aires, highlighting where Eichmann concealed his identity before the Mossad led him to face trial in Israel. The airplane and Mossad operation route symbolize the covert journey from Argentina to Israel, showcasing Mossad’s daring operation. Binoculars represent the surveillance crucial to tracking and verifying Eichmann’s identity, while the Israeli emblem and Star of David on Israel’s map denote Israel as the final destination for Eichmann’s historic trial. A stirring tribute to justice and remembrance.

The Capture of Adolf Eichmann, 60 Years Commemorates 60 years since Eichmann’s 1960 capture, marking a pivotal moment in pursuing justice. Map of Argentina and Buenos Aires Highlights where Eichmann concealed his identity before the Mossad led him to face trial in Israel. Airplane and Mossad Operation Route Symbolizes the covert journey from Argentina to Israel, showcasing Mossad’s daring operation. DYBBUK Code Name Mossad’s secret mission title, used to protect the operation’s confidentiality. Binoculars Represents the surveillance crucial to tracking and verifying Eichmann’s identity. Israeli Emblem A Menorah flanked by olive branches, symbolizing Israel’s commitment to justice. Star of David on Israel’s Map Denotes Israel as the final destination for Eichmann’s historic trial. "Finale" in Hebrew and English Showcases the mission’s codename "Finale," marking the operation’s success. Barbed Wire Reflects the Holocaust’s atrocities and Eichmann’s role in them. Argentinian Government Building Symbolizes the place where Eichmann lived under a false identity before his capture. Israeli National Flag and Emblem Highlights the mission’s significance for Israel, culminating in a global affirmation of justice. Operation Finale Insignia Displays "Operation Finale" in Hebrew and English, underscoring the mission’s codename. Barbed Wire with Star of David and "Jude" Badge Depicts Holocaust brutality and the persecution Eichmann enforced against Jewish communities. Target with SS Symbol Illustrates Eichmann as the operation’s main objective, given his role in the SS hierarchy. The capture of the Nazi criminal Adolf Eichmann Reaffirms the mission’s core goal: bringing a key Holocaust architect to justice. Quote in Hebrew Invokes the commitment to seek justice, connecting the operation to Holocaust remembrance. Hands in Shackles Symbolizes Eichmann’s arrest, ensuring accountability for his crimes. El Al Aircraft Reference Recognizes Israel’s national airline in covertly transporting Eichmann for trial.

Map of the Mission The coin features the 4,000-kilometer route from Israel to Entebbe, highlighting key locations such as Tel Aviv, Benghazi, Nairobi, and Entebbe. This symbolizes the extensive and carefully planned journey of the IDF. Hercules Aircraft The depiction of the Hercules transport planes symbolizes the audacity and precision of the rescue mission. These planes carried commandos who risked their lives for the operation’s success. Entebbe Airport Tower The central illustration of Entebbe Airport's iconic tower marks the site of captivity and liberation, underscoring the mission’s focus and significance. Hebrew Inscription The inscription at the top commemorates the mission’s date, July 4, 1976, honoring its historical importance and the bravery of all involved. Operation Jonathan The coin prominently inscribes “Operation Jonathan” in honor of Lt. Col. Yonatan (Yoni) Netanyahu, the mission’s commander and fallen hero, immortalizing his sacrifice. Rescue Scene A detailed depiction of hostages being freed captures the essence of the mission’s success, showcasing the relief and triumph experienced by the rescued individuals. IDF and Mossad Collaboration Symbols representing the IDF and Mossad reflect the unity and precision planning between these organizations, highlighting their combined strength and coordination. Tribute to Yoni Netanyahu The inclusion of Yoni Netanyahu’s name and rank serves as a lasting tribute to his leadership, heroism, and ultimate sacrifice during the mission.

The Capture of Adolf Eichmann, 60 Years Commemorates 60 years since Eichmann’s 1960 capture, marking a pivotal moment in pursuing justice. Map of Argentina and Buenos Aires Highlights where Eichmann concealed his identity before the Mossad led him to face trial in Israel. Airplane and Mossad Operation Route Symbolizes the covert journey from Argentina to Israel, showcasing Mossad’s daring operation. DYBBUK Code Name Mossad’s secret mission title, used to protect the operation’s confidentiality. Binoculars Represents the surveillance crucial to tracking and verifying Eichmann’s identity. Israeli Emblem A Menorah flanked by olive branches, symbolizing Israel’s commitment to justice. Star of David on Israel’s Map Denotes Israel as the final destination for Eichmann’s historic trial. "Finale" in Hebrew and English Showcases the mission’s codename "Finale," marking the operation’s success. Barbed Wire Reflects the Holocaust’s atrocities and Eichmann’s role in them. Argentinian Government Building Symbolizes the place where Eichmann lived under a false identity before his capture. Israeli National Flag and Emblem Highlights the mission’s significance for Israel, culminating in a global affirmation of justice. Operation Finale Insignia Displays "Operation Finale" in Hebrew and English, underscoring the mission’s codename. Barbed Wire with Star of David and "Jude" Badge Depicts Holocaust brutality and the persecution Eichmann enforced against Jewish communities. Target with SS Symbol Illustrates Eichmann as the operation’s main objective, given his role in the SS hierarchy. The capture of the Nazi criminal Adolf Eichmann Reaffirms the mission’s core goal: bringing a key Holocaust architect to justice. Quote in Hebrew Invokes the commitment to seek justice, connecting the operation to Holocaust remembrance. Hands in Shackles Symbolizes Eichmann’s arrest, ensuring accountability for his crimes. El Al Aircraft Reference Recognizes Israel’s national airline in covertly transporting Eichmann for trial.

Map of the Mission The coin features the 4,000-kilometer route from Israel to Entebbe, highlighting key locations such as Tel Aviv, Benghazi, Nairobi, and Entebbe. This symbolizes the extensive and carefully planned journey of the IDF. Hercules Aircraft The depiction of the Hercules transport planes symbolizes the audacity and precision of the rescue mission. These planes carried commandos who risked their lives for the operation’s success. Entebbe Airport Tower The central illustration of Entebbe Airport's iconic tower marks the site of captivity and liberation, underscoring the mission’s focus and significance. Hebrew Inscription The inscription at the top commemorates the mission’s date, July 4, 1976, honoring its historical importance and the bravery of all involved. Operation Jonathan The coin prominently inscribes “Operation Jonathan” in honor of Lt. Col. Yonatan (Yoni) Netanyahu, the mission’s commander and fallen hero, immortalizing his sacrifice. Rescue Scene A detailed depiction of hostages being freed captures the essence of the mission’s success, showcasing the relief and triumph experienced by the rescued individuals. IDF and Mossad Collaboration Symbols representing the IDF and Mossad reflect the unity and precision planning between these organizations, highlighting their combined strength and coordination. Tribute to Yoni Netanyahu The inclusion of Yoni Netanyahu’s name and rank serves as a lasting tribute to his leadership, heroism, and ultimate sacrifice during the mission.

Operation Ezra & Nehemiah, 1950–1952 Commemorates the smuggling of Iraqi Jews to Israel during these pivotal years. Star of David Symbolizes Jewish identity and Israel’s central place in the operation. Map of Iraq and Israel Highlights key cities—Mosul, Baghdad, Basra, Tel Aviv, and Cyprus—and the routes between them. Airplane with “4X-ADN” Iconic El Al aircraft used to transport Iraqi Jews safely to Israel. 70 Years Inscription Marks seven decades since the operation, underscoring its historical significance. Jewish and Iraqi Symbols Traditional motifs reflecting both Jewish heritage and Middle Eastern roots. A Row of Figures Walking Depicts the courage of Iraqi Jews leaving their homeland behind. Israeli Emblem (Menorah and Olive Branches) Symbolizes Israel’s government and its support of the operation. Biblical Quote “By the rivers of Babylon...” linking this exodus to the ancient exile from Babylon. Text: Operation Ezra & Nehemiah Names the mission and its purpose in both Hebrew and English. Airplane with El Al Logo Showcases El Al’s vital role in bringing Jews from Iraq to safety. Exit Sign with “No Return” Captures the final decision to leave Iraq for a new life in Israel. A Queue of Jewish Refugees Boarding the Plane Depicts refugees carrying suitcases and embarking on a hopeful journey. 1950s Imagery of Travel Evokes the era when the operation took place. Exodus and Redemption Mirrors the biblical journey of liberation and return to the Promised Land. Cultural Connection Marries Jewish identity with Iraqi heritage in a shared narrative. Courage and Sacrifice Pays tribute to those who risked their lives and left everything behind.

Operation Ezra & Nehemiah, 1950–1952 Commemorates the smuggling of Iraqi Jews to Israel during these pivotal years. Star of David Symbolizes Jewish identity and Israel’s central place in the operation. Map of Iraq and Israel Highlights key cities—Mosul, Baghdad, Basra, Tel Aviv, and Cyprus—and the routes between them. Airplane with “4X-ADN” Iconic El Al aircraft used to transport Iraqi Jews safely to Israel. 70 Years Inscription Marks seven decades since the operation, underscoring its historical significance. Jewish and Iraqi Symbols Traditional motifs reflecting both Jewish heritage and Middle Eastern roots. A Row of Figures Walking Depicts the courage of Iraqi Jews leaving their homeland behind. Israeli Emblem (Menorah and Olive Branches) Symbolizes Israel’s government and its support of the operation. Biblical Quote “By the rivers of Babylon...” linking this exodus to the ancient exile from Babylon. Text: Operation Ezra & Nehemiah Names the mission and its purpose in both Hebrew and English. Airplane with El Al Logo Showcases El Al’s vital role in bringing Jews from Iraq to safety. Exit Sign with “No Return” Captures the final decision to leave Iraq for a new life in Israel. A Queue of Jewish Refugees Boarding the Plane Depicts refugees carrying suitcases and embarking on a hopeful journey. 1950s Imagery of Travel Evokes the era when the operation took place. Exodus and Redemption Mirrors the biblical journey of liberation and return to the Promised Land. Cultural Connection Marries Jewish identity with Iraqi heritage in a shared narrative. Courage and Sacrifice Pays tribute to those who risked their lives and left everything behind.