Thailand Coat of arms, 1 Fuang (1/8 Baht) Silver Coin- Rama V, without R.E.R.R.5
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Thailand Coat of arms, 1 Fuang (1/8 Baht) Silver Coin- Rama V, without R.E.R.R.5
Money Royal portrait - coat of arms, Fueng type, without R.E.R.S.** The product is exactly as the picture. International genuine guarantee**Year 1876, the production of silver coins with the image of the King on the coin. It is the first time in the production of Thai coins that His Majesty King Chulalongkorn saw the progress of various countries. In many countries, all have produced coins with the image of the King or the leader of the country. It is also an expression of an independent country. He therefore has the royal permission to bring the statue to be printed on the coin for the first time. In the year 1874, it was a year of trading with many foreigners. country, causing a large amount of foreign currency to remain in the royal treasury. In addition, the coin-making machine, since the reign of King Rama IV, has been severely damaged, unable to produce any further coins. His Majesty King Chulalongkorn. Therefore, please order a new coin-making machine from England. which the machine arrived in Thailand in 1875, but when it arrived, it was unable to produce because there was still a lack of "New Coat of Arms" made in England. Therefore, His Highness has ordered the production of an old "Phra Kiao badge" that has been used before. Coin information Characteristics: round, flat, edge with gears, front: with royal image.5 His Majesty's dress in full civilian rank. On the back: there are letters "Krung Siam" and "King Rama III". 5" Below are the currency values: one baht, one salung, one money, and the coat of arms, and there are both Assoc. Prof. and without Assoc
- Issuing Country:
- Thailand
