This is the set MS2 of 1962, with the coins from 1949 to 1962. According to
Krause it has KM12a, 13.2a, 17-20, 20a, 24.1, 25-27, which are (KM12a)25 Pruta (grapes)nickel-clad steel, 1954;(KM13.2a) 50 Pruta (grape leaves) nickel-clad steel, 1954; KM17 10 Pruta (pitcher) scalloped aluminum 1952; KM18 100 Pruta (palm tree) copper-nickel 1954; KM19 100 Pruta (palm tree)nickel-coated steel 1955; KM20 10 Pruta Pitcher Aluminum 1957; KM20a 10 Pruta Pitcher Copper-electroplated aluminum 1957; KM24.1 1 Agora Barley Ears scalloped aluminum 1962; KM 25 5 Agorot Pomegranates Aluminum-Bronze 1962;
Km26 10 Agorot Palm Aluminum-Bronze 1962; KM27 25 Agorot Lyre Aluminum Bronze 1962.
I see all these issues are here, but there are several others. From the top, left to right, the set includes KM16 500 Pruta pomegranates 0.500 silver 1949; ROW 2:KM 15 250 Pruta Barley Copper-Nickel 1949; KM15a 250 Pruta Barley 0.500 silver 1949; ROW 3 KM14 100 Pruta Palm Copper-Nickel 1949; KM18; KM13.2; ROW 4 KM20a; KM11 10 Pitcher Bronze 1949; KM20; ROW 5: KM12a; KM10 5 Pruta Lyre Bronze 1949; KM9 1 Pruta Anchor aluminum 1949; ROW 6: KM24.1; ROW 7: KM 25-26-27. This is an official Mint set- Uncirculated coins- the Israel Coins and Medals Company is the Official distributor of Israeli Collector Coins, in Canadian terms, a Crown Company, and the set was worth $75 in 2007. It is probably worth a good $100+ by now, with the silver coins. There were 4,000 sets made, and they sold for $18.50, which, I remember, was a large sum for 1962. A nice collection. If you wanted to go further, you could look over the 1949-57 coins for varieties. Some of them had dots or no dots, and large or small wreaths.