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1 Baht banknote, Type 2, Series 2 (plowing), reign of King Rama VI, year 2471 (1928), used.
Original price was: 99,00$.77,00$Current price is: 77,00$.
10 Baht banknote, Series 12 (Horse design), 120th Anniversary of the Ministry of Finance, uncirculated.
Original price was: 10,00$.5,00$Current price is: 5,00$.
1 baht banknote, type 5, issue 1 (Wat Phumin), King Rama 8, 1942, used
Original price was: 100,00$.89,00$Current price is: 89,00$.
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1 Baht banknote, Series 5, First Edition (Wat Phumin), Reign of King Rama VIII, 1942 (B.E. 2485), used condition.
**Item as pictured. Guaranteed authentic.** This 1 Baht banknote, Series 1, has Thai letters and a Thai number printed in the lower left corner on the front . During World War II, the Thai government was unable to order banknotes from Thomas De La Rue & Co. in England because England was on the Allied side. Thailand therefore faced a shortage of banknotes. The government then requested Japan to produce banknotes, with Mitsui Bussan Kaisha acting as an agent to contact the Japanese government’s banknote printing company. Later banknotes printed in Japan differed from earlier ones because Japan was heavily attacked by the Allied forces in later years, resulting in shortages of materials used for banknote production. The 1-baht banknote, Series 5, Model 1, was announced on September 10, 1942. Its size is 6.50 x 12.50 centimeters. The front of the banknote features a portrait of King Ananda Mahidol in the Chakri uniform on the right, with an image of Wat Phumin in Nan province on the left. In the center is a floral pattern as a background for the text “Government of Thailand,” with an image of an elephant (airavata) in the lower right corner. The serial number and letters are printed in red ink. The watermark is an image of the Constitution’s ceremonial tray. The back of the banknote… The main image is of Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha) in the Grand Palace, framed by a floral pattern. A warning about the penalties for counterfeiting banknotes is printed in the center at the bottom. The signatures on the banknote are those of the Ministers of Finance: General Pao Pienlert Boriphan Yutthakit (December 17, 1941 – August 1, 1944) , Khuang Abhaiwong (August 2, 1944 – January 10, 1945) , and Leng Srisomwong (January 10, 1945 – August 31, 1945). |
| Issuing Country |
Thailand |
|---|---|
| Packaging |
In Capsule |
| Year of Issue |
1942 |
The Royal Thai Mint (Bureau of the Royal Thai Mint) is the official government agency responsible for manufacturing Thailand's circulating coins, commemorative coins, and royal decorations.
Copper crescent coin, Rama 4 (thick type), with the Royal Crown and Chakra emblem, from the reign of Rama 4, year 1865, used, washed.
Original price was: 200,00$.169,00$Current price is: 169,00$.
King Rama V commemorative coin, back side Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy, Wat Chai Phruek Mala, silver, large print, with original box, year 1994
Original price was: 115,00$.100,00$Current price is: 100,00$.
The auspicious coin of Luang Pu Sila Sirichanto (separate committee set, antique gold plated, blue enamel) commemorating the 80th birthday of Dharma Uthayan, Kalasin Province, year 2024.
Original price was: 209,00$.184,00$Current price is: 184,00$.
Bronze commemorative coin for the opening of the royal monument, 2000. Size: 2 cm.
Original price was: 19,00$.15,00$Current price is: 15,00$.
King Rama IX’s ordination medal, copper (restoration of the pagoda at Wat Bowon), 2007, with original case
Original price was: 29,00$.24,00$Current price is: 24,00$.
50 satang tin coin, King Rama VIII – Garuda emblem (big head), 1946, used, good condition, rare
Original price was: 176,00$.155,00$Current price is: 155,00$.
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