Editing Israeli new shekel (section)

=== Series A (1985–1999)===
Beginning on 4 September 1985. banknotes are introduced in denominations of {{nowrap|₪5,}} ₪10, and ₪50. An {{nowrap|₪1}} note followed on 8 May 1986 and the {{nowrap|₪100}} note issued on 19 August 1986. On 2 April 1988, the {{nowrap|₪20}} note issued and the {{nowrap|₪200}} note issued on 16 February 1992 completing the family.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Linzmayer|first1=Owen|title=The Banknote Book|chapter=Israel|publisher=www.BanknoteNews.com|year=2012|location=San Francisco, CA|chapter-url=http://www.banknotebook.com}}</ref> The {{nowrap|₪1,}} ₪5 and ₪10 notes used the same basic designs as the earlier {{nowrap|IS 1000,}} 5000, and {{nowrap|10&thinsp;000}} notes but with the denominations altered.

The {{nowrap|₪1,}} ₪5 and ₪10 notes were later replaced by coins. A number of these coins, in their first minting, had the images of the individuals on the notes engraved on them.

{|class="wikitable" style="font-size: 90%"
! Image !! Value !! Dimensions !! Colour !! Obverse !! Reverse !! Date of issue !! Date of withdrawal
|-
| [[File:Israel 1 Sheqel 1986 Obverse & Reverse.jpg|97px]] || ₪1 ||rowspan="7"| 76x 138&nbsp;mm || green || [[Maimonides]] || Tiberias where Maimonides is buried; ancient stone lamp || 8 May 1986 || 1995
|-
| [[File:Israel 5 New Sheqalim 1987 Obverse & Reverse.jpg|97px]] || ₪5 || blue || [[Levi Eshkol]] || Pipe carrying water, symbolizing the [[National Water Carrier of Israel|National Water Carrier]], fields and barren land in background || 4 September 1985 || 1995
|-
| [[File:Israel 10 New Sekel 1985 Obverse & Reverse.jpg|97px]] || ₪10 || orange || [[Golda Meir]] || Picture of Golda Meir in the crowd, in front of the [[Moscow Choral Synagogue]], as she arrived in Moscow as Israel's ambassador in 1948 || 4 September 1985 || 1995
|-
| [[File:Israel 20 New Sheqalim 1993 Obverse & Reverse.jpg|97px]] || [[20 new shekel banknote|₪20]] || dark gray || [[Moshe Sharett]] || The original building of [[Herzliya Gymnasium]], Little [[Tel Aviv]] in background || 2 April 1988 || 1 July 2000
|-
| [[File:Israel 50 New Sheqalim 1992 front & back.jpg|97px]] || [[50 new shekel banknote|₪50]] || purple || [[Shmuel Yosef Agnon]] || Jerusalem skyline, Eastern European shtetl, the setting of many of Agnon's stories. || 4 September 1985 || 1 July 2000
|-
| [[File:Israel 100 New Sheqalim 1995 front & back.jpg|97px]] || [[100 new shekel banknote|₪100]] || brown || [[Yitzhak Ben-Zvi]] || [[Peki'in Synagogue]] with carob tree and cave; ancient stone lamp || 19 August 1986 || 1 July 2000
|-
| [[File:Israel 200 New Sheqalim1994 Obverse & Reverse.jpg|97px]] || [[200 new shekel banknote|₪200]] || red || [[Zalman Shazar]] || A girl writing at a desk as a symbol of the Compulsory Education Law which was initiated by Shazar, and Hebrew block letters in background || 16 February 1992 || 1 July 2000
|-
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