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1 Riyal / 100 Halalah - Fahd

Issuer Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency
Year 1988-1994
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Weight 10 g
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Obverse description The Saudi Arabian national emblem occupies the central field, consisting of a date palm surmounting two crossed swords, all rendered in fine relief. A continuous Arabic legend encircles the design, reading in the upper arc the royal title and name of King Fahd bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud, and in the lower arc his honorific title as Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. The legends are executed in an elegant calligraphic script that follows the inner rim of the coin.
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Reverse description The reverse features the denomination expressed in both Arabic-Indic and Western numerals. The legend 'مائة هللة' (One Hundred Halalah) appears in the upper field in bold calligraphic script, flanked by the Arabic-Indic numeral '١٠٠' to the right and the Western numeral '100' to the left. At centre, a circular cartouche encloses the Arabic inscription 'ريال واحد' (One Riyal) in stylised calligraphy. The Hijri year '١٤٠٨' appears prominently in the lower field in Arabic-Indic numerals.
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