A compressed block of shredded banknotes (Saudi riyals), often of the one or five riyal denomination, and usually from the era of King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz. - These pieces are referred to as “shredded cash block” or “compressed currency,” and they are not a circulating currency; instead, they are considered an official souvenir that the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (now the Saudi Central Bank - SAMA) sometimes distributed at exhibitions or events, or presented as an educational souvenir explaining how to destroy damaged currency. - 📌 Important details about it: - Source: Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA). - Content: Damaged banknotes from the era of King Abdullah that have been shredded and compressed into a block. - Purpose: Educational and commemorative only, illustrating how to handle currency that is not suitable for circulation. - Not officially sold, but sometimes available at antique markets or banking memorabilia auctions. - Price: 250 riyals 💵.