40 Ottoman bars dated 1327 AH (equivalent to 1909 AD), 120 years old. A coin from the era of the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed V Reshad. Origin of the currency: Minted in Constantinople (Istanbul) during the reign of Sultan Mehmed V in the year 1327 AH. After the end of Ottoman rule and the transfer of the region's administration to the Hashemites led by Sharif Hussein, and to ensure economic stability and prevent its abolition or rejection of circulation, it was stamped with a seal bearing the word "Hijaz" to become an approved and official local currency during the era of the Kingdom of Hejaz. A valuable piece for heritage enthusiasts. Price: 100 Riyals