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The Saudi Riyal is the currency of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from 1925, replacing the Hejaz riyal at par. The origin or the name ‘riyal’ is an Arabic borrowing of ‘real’, as a general name for any large silver coin from Europe. ‘Real’ means ‘royal’, referring to the king’s portrait on the currency. The subunit of the riyal is the halala, with 100 halalas in one riyal.
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1 Saudi Riyal banknote (King Faisal)
The Saudi Arabian bill of one riyal has the image of King Faisal. Printed on the red 1 riyal banknote is the text ‘Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency’.You get: £0.122901 SAR = £0.1229000000 -
2 Riyals coin Saudi Arabia
The bimetallic coin of 2 Saudi Riyals is the highest value coin in Saudi Arabia. On the obverse side is the portrait of King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman, founder of the third Saudi state, current Saudi Arabia. The 2 SAR piece is dated 1438, the Islamic year, equivalent to 2016 AD.You get: £0.163881 SAR = £0.0819400000 -
5 Saudi Riyals banknote (2016 series)
The violet colored SR 5 note features a portrait of King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud with in the background an oil field. The back side of the 5 riyals note shows a nature scene with hills and wild flowers in the Empty Quarter.You get: £0.819351 SAR = £0.1638700000 -
1 Riyal coin Saudi Arabia
The coin of one Saudi Riyal circulates alongside 1 riyal banknotes. The 1 SAR piece features the portrait of King Salman of Saudi Arabia, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.You get: £0.081941 SAR = £0.0819400000 -
10 Saudi Riyals banknote (2016 series)
The 10 Saudi riyals banknote is dedicated to Saudi Arabia’s financial success story. On the backside of the ten SAR note is the skyline of Riyadh’s financial district, with the King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Financial Center.You get: £1.638701 SAR = £0.1638700000 -
5 Saudi Riyals banknote (King Faisal)
The Saudi banknote of five riyals shows the image of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. The note contains the words ‘Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency’, the issuing authority.You get: £0.614501 SAR = £0.1229000000 -
10 Saudi Riyals banknote (King Faisal)
This ten riyals banknote has the image of King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Saudi King. The words ‘Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency’ are printed on the note.You get: £1.229001 SAR = £0.1229000000 -
50 Halalas coin Saudi Arabia
The gold-coloured 50 halalas coin is made of brass. It has a value equivalent to 1/2 Saudi Dinar. The coin’s simple design features the arms of Saudi Arabia, featuring two crossed swords and a palm tree.You get: £0.040971 SAR = £0.0819400000 -
50 Saudi Riyals banknote (2016 series)
The green colored 50 Saudi Riyals banknote has the King’s portrait and two mosques, both located in Jerusalem: The Al-Sakhra Dome Mosque and the Al-Aqsa Mosque.You get: £8.193501 SAR = £0.1638700000 -
100 Saudi Riyals banknote (2016 series)
The red coloured SR 100 banknote features the Prophet`s Mosque in the Islamic Pilgrimage city of Medina and a portrait of the Saudi Monarch, King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. Next to the King’s portrait is the Green Dome of the Prophet’s Mosque.You get: £16.387001 SAR = £0.1638700000 -
25 Halalas coin Saudi Arabia
The coin of twenty five halalas is equivalent to 1/4 Saudi Dinar. The brass coin weighs 4.1 grams and measures 21.5mm across. The design of the 0.25 SAR coin features the coat of arms of Saudi Arabia.You get: £0.020491 SAR = £0.0819400000 -
50 Saudi Riyals banknote (King Faisal)
The banknote of fifty riyals depicts the portrait of Saudi King Faisal. On the note a caption reads ‘Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency’, the issuing authority.You get: £6.145001 SAR = £0.1229000000 -
10 Halalas coin Saudi Arabia
This coin of 10 halalas from Saudi Arabia features the Saudi coat of arms: two crossed swords under a palm tree. The ten halalas coin has a value equivalent to 0.10 Saudi Riyals.You get: £0.008191 SAR = £0.0819400000 -
100 Saudi Riyals banknote (King Faisal)
The banknote of one hundred riyals shows King Abd al-Aziz Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia. Printed on the banknote is the text ‘Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency’.You get: £12.290001 SAR = £0.1229000000 -
500 Saudi Riyals banknote (2016 series)
The highest denomination banknote of Saudi Arabia features a portrait of the late King Abdulaziz Bin Abdulrahman Al Saud and the Holy Ka’aba and Holy Mosque in the Islamic Pilgrimage city of Mecca.You get: £81.935001 SAR = £0.1638700000 -
1 Saudi Riyal banknote (1984 series)
This Saudi one riyal banknote depicts Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. Fahd was the King of Saudi Arabia between 1982 and 2005. The reverse of the note has a landscape scene, and the Saudi Arabian national emblem of two swords below a palm tree.You get: £0.122901 SAR = £0.1229000000
