Unable To Identify A Jewish Silver Token Or Coin?

Leverite, Here are a little better pictures hope this helps with reading the Jewish Text.

Here are the better pics of this coin

These images look more legible, yes! I should be able to take a closer look soon.

This appears to be a token/medal commemorating the commandment during the times of the temple that each Jew was to donate a half-shekel coin tp the temple in Jerusalem. The bulls holding the basin is a depiction of the "Sea of Solomon" AKA the "Molten Sea" (as another member mentioned.

Real good info for sure, it sure makes me wonder how old it is and how many were minted or made.

By the size and shape it seems modern. I am guessing it is a token made by a religious organization.

The writing:

On the Harp side:
above: #1513;#1499;#1512; wage
below: #1500;#1488; #1492;#1500;#1497;#1498; #1514;#1511;#1497;#1503; not legal tender

around it says: Rich won't multiply and those will less won't have less.

It is a saying from the Bible. Means more like: If the rich do not grow richer and they have less, yet the poor won't become poorer, it is only fair to share the wealth.

On the other side it says something like:
Man will give ransom for his soul, half shekel, Holy shekel, for all Israel.

It was related to a time during the holy temple mount 2000 years ago.

With all due respect, I dont believe that is what the words mean at all. It is said in reference to the giving of the half shekel and it is a commandment that the rich not give more than a half shekel (even though they could afford more) and the poor not give any less than a half shekel (even though it may seem too much for them).