Description:
7.27 grams. This 1922 Hejaz Gold Dinar was issued under the rule of King Ali bin Hussein, the last ruler of the Hashemite Kingdom of Hejaz before it was annexed by Ibn Saud in 1925, forming modern Saudi Arabia. The coin bears inscriptions in Arabic calligraphy, which typically include Islamic religious texts and minting details.
The obverse features intricate calligraphic inscriptions, including the Islamic declaration of faith and the issuing authority. The reverse includes additional script, with the date 1334 AH (Islamic Calendar), which corresponds to 1922 AD in the Gregorian calendar.
These coins are historically significant and rare, as Hejaz issued a limited number of gold coins before being incorporated into Saudi Arabia. Collectors highly value these for their scarcity, gold content, and historical context.
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