Saudi Arabia new sig/date (2024) 100-riyal note (B205b) confirmed
Like B205a, but new signatures (Alsayari/Al-Jadaan) and new date (2024). Courtesy of Mohammed Al Shaer.Read More…
Like B205a, but new signatures (Alsayari/Al-Jadaan) and new date (2024). Courtesy of Mohammed Al Shaer.Read More…
B202 (PNL): 5 riyals (US$1.35) Purple. Front: Arabic text; Shaybah oil refinery in Rub’ al Khali; King Salman bin Abdulaziz. Back: English text; mountains and field of flowers; national emblem (two crossed swords with palm tree). Simulated windowed security thread and solid security thread. Watermark: None. Printer: (De La Rue).Read More…
Like B137, but with the issuer’s name as Saudi Central Bank in Arabic on front and English on back. Courtesy of Jacob Emmons.Read More…
Like B204a, but new signatures (Alsayari/Al-Jadaan) and new date (2024). Courtesy of Mikhail PlakhovRead More…
Like B140, but with the issuer’s name as Saudi Central Bank in Arabic on front and English on back. Courtesy of Abdulraheem Alkhiary (KSACurrency.com).Read More…
Like B138, but with the issuer’s name as Saudi Central Bank in Arabic on front and English on back. Courtesy of Abdulraheem Alkhiary (KSACurrency.com).Read More…
Like B139, but with the issuer’s name as Saudi Central Bank in Arabic on front and English on back. Courtesy of Abdulraheem Alkhiary (KSACurrency.com).Read More…
The newly renamed Saudi Central Bank, formerly the Saudi Arabia Monetary Authority, introduced a new 200-riyal note on 25 April 2021 to commemorate the fifth anniversary of launching Vision 2030. Courtesy of Charles Toussaint, Cristian Bold, Wada Akina (https://www.buntetsu.net/mbc/), and Mohammed Raihan (https://banglanumis.bid).Read More…
According to a press release dated 24 November 2020, the new Saudi Central Bank Law changes the name of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority to the Saudi Central Bank which will continue to use the acronym “SAMA” due to its historic significance and relevance locally and globally. The banknotes andRead More…
This 20-riyal banknote commemorates the Saudi presidency of the G20 summit held on 21 – 22 November 2020 in Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia. According to various new sources, India has reportedly complained to Saudi Arabia because the map on the back of the note “gives an incorrectRead More…
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