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A coin from Deutschland received from the holy Rav Rabbi David Moshe of Chortkov for protection and Segulah, integrated into a pure silver Kiddush cup.
Chassidic Tzaddikim, headed by the Tzaddikim of Ruzhin and Chernobyl, used to hand out coins for protection and blessing and success, coins that they had dedicated with hidden Kavanos and Yichudim.
Often, to preserve this treasure and wonderful Segulah, the silver coin was integrated into a ceremonial artifact, mainly a new silver Kiddush cup. This treasure was then passed down from generation to generation, its owner experiencing blessing and success due to its special Segulah.
The holy Rav Rabbi David Moshe of Chortkov [1827-1904] the son of Ateres Tiferes Yisroel of Ruzhin, the son-in-law of Rabbi Aharon of Chernobyl. Many of the greated rabbis and Tzaddikim of his generation followed him including the holy Tzaddikim of Slonim, Amshinov, Zvihl, Munkatch, Siget and Deyzh. In his childhood, his holy father said of him that has a holy pure soul and that he will cause many to repent.
[1] pure silver Kiddush cup with a hallmark on its lower part. A german coin issued in 1888 is integrated into its body. The cup is slightly scratched and dented yet is very well preserved.
Measurement: 8 CM
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