Overview

Issued by the Sultanate of Oman in 2000 (AH 1421), this 25 Baisa coin features the Khanjar dagger and crossed swords, the official national emblem of Oman, along with both Western and Arabic numeral denominations.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Sultanate of Oman
• Ruler: Sultan Qaboos bin Said
• Denomination: 25 Baisa
• Year: 2000 AD / AH 1421
• Material: Cupronickel
• Condition: Circulated / Pre-owned – A genuinely circulated coin that has seen use. The central Khanjar emblem with crossed swords, the “25” and “BAISA” lettering, the Arabic script and the dual dates all remain clear and legible, with natural surface wear and handling marks consistent with circulation.
• Obverse (Front): Omani national emblem featuring the traditional Khanjar dagger superimposed over crossed swords in the centre, surrounded by Arabic calligraphy for Sultan Qaboos bin Said and the Sultanate of Oman.
• Reverse (Back): Large central numeral “25” with “BAISA” underneath, Arabic inscription for Twenty-Five Baisa above, and dual dates at the bottom in Eastern Arabic numerals for 2000 and 1421 Hijri.

Collector Value:

A classic Middle Eastern coin representing modern Omani currency and traditional Arabian heraldry.