
Umayyad Gold Dinar
Struck AH 92, Damascus mint
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1370 AH, first issue
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SAR 39,400
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Serial ARZ-197548
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Dammam · 4.8 ★ · 205
Umayyad, Abbasid and early Saudi coinage, each lot graded and photographed at 40x.
The Story
“The first gold coin issued in the Kingdom's own name.”
01Origin & making
Najd, Saudi Arabia, Early 20th century. Struck from hand-cut dies on a hammered flan, each strike slightly its own. Materials: Gold and silver alloy.
02The life of the object
1370 AH first issue, struck for the oil-concession settlements before general circulation. Fields are prooflike; this example never entered daily use.
03The journey to Arajiz
Slabbed and graded; ex Jeddah numismatic collection. Offered through Qasr Numismatics in Dammam. Our specialists examined material, tooling marks and repair history, and a full condition report accompanies the lot.
Made · Early 20th century
Najd, Saudi Arabia · Gold and silver alloy
Household use · In use
Good, honest age wear
Entered the trade · Acquisition
Slabbed and graded; ex Jeddah numismatic collection.
Listed on Arajiz · Today
Qasr Numismatics · authenticated with condition report

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