One Saudi Arabian Riyal 1367 AH

We are pleased to present a rare and invaluable opportunity: a historic coin from the era of King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud, dated 1367 AH (1948 AD). This artifact is not merely a keepsake but a unique piece of Saudi Arabia’s history, reflecting distinction and exclusivity in its design and engravings, which embody the legacy of the kingdom’s founding and development period under the leadership of the founder.

This coin is one of the rarest pieces that encapsulates an era in the kingdom’s history, symbolizing the trust and growth experienced by the nation at that time. Owning this coin is not just about acquiring a numismatic piece; it is an investment in a part of history and a valuable addition to any collection, whether historical or financial.

Don’t miss this golden opportunity—it is exceptionally rare and represents a legacy that enhances the pride of any collection. Be among the first to bid on this historical masterpiece.

Coin Details:

• Denomination: One Saudi Riyal – 1367 AH (1948 AD)

• KM#: 18

• Metal Type: Silver (0.917)

• Diameter: 30.00 mm

• Weight: 11.60 grams

• Edge: Reeded

• Mintage Quantity: Unknown

• Mint Location: Multiple

Obverse: Features the inscription “One Saudi Arabian Riyal” at the top, “Struck in Mecca” along with the Hijri date (1367) in the center, and the number “1” with two palm trees at the bottom.

Reverse: Displays the phrase “King of Saudi Arabia” at the top, “Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud” in the center, and two crossed swords with palm trees at the bottom.

Starting Bid: SAR 900

The coin will be sold to the highest bidder.