An Umayyad gold dinar minted during the caliphate of Hisham bin Abdul Malik for the Muslims in the year 124 AH. This is one of the rare years for Umayyad dinars and the second to last year of Hisham bin Abdul Malik's reign, which lasted 20 years before his death in the middle of year 125 AH. Al-Walid bin Yazid took over the rule after him, and he is the Umayyad caliph who ruled for the longest period, equal to his father Abdul Malik bin Marwan in years of rule. Hisham bin Abdul Malik is also the father of Abdul Rahman Al-Dakhil, the Falcon of Quraysh, the founder of the Umayyad state in Andalusia, Spain, in the year 138 AH. His reign and his descendants alone lasted for 3 centuries in Spain, more than 380 years. A very distinguished dinar carrying a memory, a page perfumed with achievements from our Islamic history at the beginning of its era. The dinar has been graded by NGC, an American company and one of the largest grading companies in the world. Its graded price is 295 riyals. Especially for those interested in a certificate of authenticity. The sale is by auction starting from 5500 riyals. Location: Al-Khobar, Al-Aziziyah, Al-Sawaree district. Delivery to the buyer's home in all cities and regions of the Kingdom is available via shipping companies. May God grant success to all.