Sultan Said ibn Taimur ibn Faisal (1932–1970) - 50 baisa

Taimur bin Faisal Al Busaidi ruled Oman during the first half of the twentieth century and inherited a state facing economic difficulties and political unrest. His reign was characterized by efforts to maintain stability while balancing internal challenges and the growing influence of external powers in the region.

Although his government faced financial constraints and administrative pressures, Taimur bin Faisal laid groundwork that would influence the modernization of Oman in later decades. His abdication in favor of his son, Sultan Said bin Taimur, marked the beginning of a new chapter in Omani history and the continued evolution of the Sultanate.