For sale: A very original and distinctive piece of Saudi history: an Arabic Saudi silver riyal minted during the era of the founder, King Abdulaziz Al Saud - may God have mercy on him - in the year 1354 AH (1355 AH). The story of the currency and its historical importance: This piece is a testament to a pivotal stage in the nation's history, as it is considered the first silver currency to officially bear the name "Kingdom of Saudi Arabia" after the unification of the country and the announcement of the full name of the kingdom, and it was minted in Mecca. Currency specifications: Category: One Saudi Arab Riyal. Reign: King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud. Minting year: 1354 AH (Mecca). Metal: Pure Silver (Silver 0.917). Weight: 11.65 grams. Diameter: 30 mm. Details of the two sides: First side: In the center is the inscription "Minted in Mecca 1354" and around it "One Saudi Arab Riyal" and the symbol (1) with two palm trees. Second side: In the center is the name of the founder "Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman Al Faisal Al Saud" and around it "King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia" with the emblem of two swords and a palm tree. Condition: The currency is 100% original, and the details of the engravings and writing are very clear and good as shown in the pictures. Sale by offer