- The first paper Riyal in the history of the Kingdom. - And among the first things the state did to facilitate Hajj. - The currency's age is (72) years, 1375 AH - 1956 AD. - Governor: Ralph Standish. - Chairman of the Board of Directors: Mohammed Surur Al-Sabhan. - Condition: As seen. - For coin collectors, check my previous ads. History of the currency's origin: -1 King Abdulaziz realized the difficulty of using metal coins, so his ambition was much greater. He wanted to facilitate Hajj because they faced hardship carrying heavy silver Riyals. This was the boldest step in the Saudi monetary system. -2 This Riyal has an Islamic connection, as this receipt was inscribed with multiple phrases in Arabic, Persian, English, Urdu, Turkish, and Malay. It gained the trust of people in the local market, including merchants and citizens. -3 It was well-received and appreciated by pilgrims for the light weight of the paper and ease of carrying compared to metal currency. The success of this experiment was such that citizens and pilgrims did not exchange these receipts for metal currency but continued to circulate them.