A collection of 12 different ancient historical coins from various kingdoms and states. Some were circulated before and after the birth of Christ, at the beginning of the Islamic era, and after the minting of Islamic currency. A distinguished and selected collection as follows: 1. Sasanian silver dirham, circulated at the beginning of Islam, for Khosrow the Great of Persia, minted in the year 589 / 628 AD. 2. Umayyad silver dirham, minted in Wasit, for Caliph Al-Walid bin Abdul Malik bin Marwan, in the year 92 AH. 3. Abbasid silver dirham, minted in Madinat al-Salam, for Caliph Harun al-Rashid, in the year 180 AH. 4. Rasulid silver dirham, minted after 600 AH. 5. Byzantine bronze fils, circulated at the beginning of Islam, after Heraclius the Great of Rome, minted in the year 610 - 640 AD. 6. The first Islamic coin bearing the name of the Caliph Al-Waqif, Abdul Malik bin Marwan, minted between 70 - 77 AH. 7. Abbasid bronze fils, minted in the Aleppo treasury, for Caliph Abu Ja'far al-Mansur, in the year 146 AH. 8. Mamluk bronze fils, depicting the Star of David. 9. Ayyubid bronze fils, for Sultan Saladin Al-Ayyubi, Yusuf bin Ayyub, in the year 580 AH. 10. Himyarite silver dirham, for Queen Radan, minted and circulated about 150 years BC. 11. Nabataean fils, minted in the city of Petra, depicting King Aretas IV and his wife Shaqilat, 9 BC. 12. Roman fils, for Emperor Constantine the Great, the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity and abolish the worship of ancient pagan myths. Distinctive and very beautiful historical pieces. Each piece has its history, story, and heroes in excellent and very good condition, carefully selected to form a complete museum collection, saving you a lot of research and collection. The sale is by auction, starting at 1700 riyals only for the entire collection, and bids below this will not be considered. Location: Al-Khobar, Al-Aziziyah, Al-Suwari district. Delivery is available to all cities and regions of the Kingdom via shipping companies. May God grant everyone success.