| Currency | Purchase | Sale |
|---|---|---|
| ILS Israeli shekel |
0.80000 | 1.13900 |
| Currency | Purchase | Sale |
|---|---|---|
| ILS Israeli shekel |
0.60000 | 1.36000 |
We purchase and sell Israeli shekels, please remember that only the banknotes presented on the website can be exchanged with us. The origins of the shekel date back to 1980, when it replaced the Israeli lira, also known as the Israeli pound sterling, as a reminder of British influence in the region. In 1985, the denomination of 1,000 old shekels was equivalent to 1 new shekel. Important: two interchangeable abbreviations are commonly used for this currency: ILS (Israel Shekel) and NIS (New Israel Shekel). Israels currency maintains a close link to the US dollar because the United States is its main military and economic ally - especially now that the war with Hamas has broken out.
Obverse of the 200 shekel banknote, series: 3, introduced into circulation in December 2015.
Reverse of the 200 shekel banknote, series: 3
Obverse of the old 200 shekel banknote, series: 2, put into circulation on October 31, 1999
Reverse of the 200 shekel banknote, series: 2
Obverse of the 100 shekel banknote, series: 3, put into circulation in November 2017.
Reverse of the 100 shekel banknote, series: 3
Obverse of the 100 shekel banknote, series: 2, put into circulation on October 31, 1999
Reverse of the 100 shekel banknote, series: 2
Obverse of the 50 shekel banknote, series: 3, put into circulation in September 2014.
Reverse of the 50 shekel banknote series: 3
Obverse of the 50 shekel banknote, series: 2, put into circulation on October 31, 1999
Reverse of the 50 shekel banknote, series: 2
Obverse of the old 20 shekel banknote, series: 3, from 2017
Reverse of the 20 shekel banknote, series: 3
Obverse of the polymer banknote 20 shekels, series: 2 issued on April 13, 2008
Reverse of the polymer banknote 20 shekels, series: 2
Obverse of the 20 shekel banknote, series: 2, put into circulation on January 3, 1999.
Reverse of the 20 shekel banknote, series: 2
