[Kingdom of Saudi Arabia AH1354 (1935) 1 Riyal Silver Coin NGC MS62]
*Although there may be slight differences in tone (variation in silver color tone) and brilliance for each coin, all coins are of the same quality and are officially NGC certified MS62 grade.
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🕌 Product Overview
This product was issued in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the year 1354 Hijri (1935 AD).
**1 Riyal Silver Coin**.
This silver coin was issued during the reign of Abdulaziz Ibn Saud, the first king of the Saudi Arabian state, who laid the foundation for the modern Saudi state.
It is highly regarded by Islamic collectors around the world as a historic coin that symbolizes a pure monetary system based on Islamic law.
Furthermore, this product has been certified by the official American grading agency NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company).
Certified MS62 (Mint State 62), this is an extremely well-preserved piece that is almost unused.
It symbolizes the fusion of Saudi Arabia's economy, Islamic culture, and silver minting techniques in the 1930s.
It is gaining popularity internationally as an important currency located at the crossroads of religion, history, art, and economics.
Coin specifications
Item/Content
Country of issue
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Publication year
1354 Hijri (1935 AD)
face value
One Riyal
King at the time of publication
King Abdulaziz ibn Saud
Material
Silver (Silver .917)
weight
Approximately 11.66 grams
diameter
Approximately 30 mm
Thickness
Approximately 2.0 mm
Stamping method
Machine-stamped (mint strike)
Appraisal Grade
NGC MS62
situation
Near mint condition (perfect gloss, only minor mint mark wear)
Design details
Obverse
In the center of the obverse is the Shahada (testimony of faith) inscribed in Arabic calligraphy.
The fundamental principle of Islam is that "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah."
They are beautifully calligraphic and arranged in concentric circles.
The outer edge of the central ring reads "ملك المملكة العربية السعودية (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)."
It symbolizes the pride of the kingdom and unity of faith.
The year "١٣٥٤ (1354 in the Hijri calendar)" is engraved at the bottom.
On either side are palm tree and crossed swords.
This is the prototype of the current Saudi Arabian national emblem and is an important symbol representing prosperity, faith, justice and power.
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Reverse
The reverse side is also decorated in Arabic calligraphy and has an intricate design with concentric circles.
The beautiful dot pattern on the periphery follows the geometric design seen in Islamic decorative architecture.
It represents divine order and harmony.
At the bottom center, the number "١ (1)" is engraved, indicating the face value.
The Arabic decorative band placed underneath tightens the overall composition.
This symmetry and balance is
This design embodies the core principle of Islamic culture: **Harmony between faith and art**.
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🕰 Historical background
In 1932, Abdulaziz ibn Saud unified the Arabian Peninsula.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was officially established.
This 1 Rial silver coin issued in 1935,
It was the official coin of the early Saudi Kingdom, issued just three years after the founding of the state.
It is an important currency that symbolizes the birth of a modern nation.
At that time, Saudi Arabia was still in the period before the oil industry was fully developed.
The main economic activities were trade, pilgrimage-related businesses, and agriculture and livestock farming.
This 1 riyal silver coin is widely used for domestic and international transactions, tax revenue, religious pilgrimage expenses, etc.
It played a role in establishing the credibility of the Saudi currency in the international market.
Later, with the rise of the oil economy, metal coins gradually shifted to paper money,
This 1935 silver coin is considered a symbol of the time when Saudi Arabia, the "country of oil," still placed its value in silver.
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💎 Collector's Points
1. Historical silver coin issued in the early days of Saudi Arabia (1935)
2. Its vital role as specie (officially circulated silver coin) in the early days of the kingdom
3. Symbolic Coins under King Abdulaziz
4. A design that combines Islamic calligraphy and geometric decoration
5. High silver content (91.7%) provides elegant shine and durability
6. NGC Certified MS62 Grade — Highly rated, like-new condition
7. Cultural heritage that integrates faith, art, and economy
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📈 Scarcity and Market Value
The 1935 Saudi Riyal silver coin is now one of the most sought-after series in the Middle Eastern numismatic collecting market.
In particular, coins certified as MS grade by NGC or PCGS are extremely rare.
Due to religious and cultural restrictions, there are limited items available for preservation on-site.
Internationally, prices are rising every year.
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📦 GoldSilverJapan Quality Guarantee
• All coins are officially certified by NGC and guaranteed to be authentic.
• Appraisal slabs are completely sealed and oxidation resistant to prevent deterioration.
• Coins are selected based on quality standards equivalent to or higher than MS62.
• Maintaining an inspection and storage environment that meets international standards, ensuring safe long-term storage.
• Products are delivered safely in special packaging with moisture-proof packaging and cushioning material.
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With this as our philosophy,
We carefully select only certified coins with historical and artistic value.
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✨ Conclusion
AH1354 (1935) Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1 Riyal Silver Coin NGC MS62
It is a symbolic coin of modern Middle Eastern history, combining Islamic faith, art, and national pride.
The beautiful composition of Arabic letters, perfect balance,
This silver coin, which embodies the ideals of the early Saudi state,
It is more than just a currency; it is worthy of being called a record of civilization.
As an NGC certified coin with a shine of unused quality,
Add this piece of art and financial value to your collection.
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