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1 Rial Oman Across Ages Museum
| Issuer | Central Bank of Oman |
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| Year | 2025 |
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| Currency | Rial (1972-date) |
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| Obverse description | Central field features the national emblem of Oman — two crossed khanjar daggers overlaid with a sword — rendered in relief against a plain field. An inner beaded circle surrounds the emblem, flanked by the bilingual denomination legend 'ONE RIAL' in Latin to the left and 'ريال واحد' in Arabic to the right, with the date '2025' and the inscription 'SULTANATE OF OMAN' below. The Arabic legend 'البنك المركزي العُماني' (Central Bank of Oman) arcs along the upper inner border, while the English legend 'CENTRAL BANK OF OMAN' runs along the lower outer border. The design is executed in a polished finish with a milled outer border. |
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| Obverse lettering | ONE RIAL / ريال واحد / 2025 / SULTANATE OF OMAN / البنك المركزي العُماني / CENTRAL BANK OF OMAN / سلطنة عُمان |
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Issued to mark the opening of Oman's Museum of Across Ages in Muscat, which houses artifacts spanning over a million years of human habitation on the Arabian Peninsula. Oman has quietly built one of the Gulf's more serious numismatic programs over the past two decades, and these commemorative rials consistently attract collector attention outside the region.