Ten Riyals - Issued by King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, may God have mercy on him. This ten-riyal banknote carries a value that goes beyond being a currency from a historical issue. It documents an aspect of the Kingdom's features during an important phase of its history, and its design combines monetary identity with Islamic landmarks of firm standing in the collective consciousness. The face of the banknote is adorned with the scene of the Grand Mosque in Mecca with its towering minarets, while its back carries a picture of the outer wall of the Masa'a. This choice gives both sides of the currency a complete character, making it a visual testament to the features of the Grand Mosque in that era. This issue was released during the reign of King Faisal, may God have mercy on him, in the year 1387 AH, corresponding to 1968 AD. Perhaps what distinguishes this piece is that it combines its historical value with the beauty of its details, from the architectural composition of the depicted landmarks to the decorations, frames, and harmony of the design elements. These are details worth contemplating, giving the banknote a special presence and uniqueness in its presentation. This piece is suitable for majlis and diwaniyas, whether displayed as decor or kept in an elegant frame that highlights its details, or even just for collecting. It is a piece that carries features of the Kingdom's history and the memory of King Faisal's reign, may God have mercy on him, and is linked to an Islamic landmark dear to the soul. It is also an idea for an unconventional gift for someone you cherish, combining sentimental value with the beauty of ownership, and remaining a distinguished souvenir worth keeping. Price: 250 Riyals. Shipping is available via Redbox. Old currencies that are no longer in circulation are considered heritage, not a monetary exchange, and one can refer to the fatwa of Sheikh Othman Al-Khamis.