A gold dinar from the Umayyad Caliphate year 87 AH for Caliph Al-Walid bin Abdul-Malik bin Marwan. This was the first year coins were minted in his name after the death of his father Abdul-Malik bin Marwan in 86 AH. This is a very early historical piece that was minted and circulated in the first Islamic century, under 100 years. During this period, Islamic conquests were at their peak, reaching Europe, the far continent of Asia, and countries in Africa. This dinar is special, with extremely high cleanliness that sets it apart from other circulating dinars. It has the highest grade of unsold quality, free from scratches and defects, and complete in weight and roundness. The sale will be an auction, starting at 6500 riyals only, and its high cleanliness is worth much more.