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1977 – 1 baht coin, the first Prince Sirindhorn Bundit University of Thailand
Original price was: 3,00$.2,00$Current price is: 2,00$.
1 baht coin commemorating Prince Sirindhorn Bundit, the first university of Thailand in 1977
details :
Front – is the image of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn HRH Princess Sirindhorn Thep Rattanasuda, half of the royal family, wearing the uniform of Chulalongkorn University students and wearing his robes with a Bachelor of Arts degree turn his face to the left On the left edge there is a message that reads: “Princess Sirindhorn” on the right side has the inscription “Thailand”
On the back side – is the Phra Kiew badge. Symbol of Chulalongkorn University Under the Phra Kiao seal, there is a Thai number and a price message. and tell the year of the year of production that “2520” on the edge there is a message saying “The first graduate in the University of Thailand”
Diameter 25 mm
Weight 7 grams
Characteristics: round coin, gear rim
Date of promulgation 12 July 1977
Price type 1 baht
ingredient :
Ingredient name percentage
Nickel 25
copper 75
year of manufacture 1977
quantity 9,000,000
Source: Treasury Department
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The Royal Thai Mint (Bureau of the Royal Thai Mint) is the official government agency responsible for manufacturing Thailand's circulating coins, commemorative coins, and royal decorations.
commemorative coin, medal of CHAIYAPHUM province size 7 cm
Original price was: 59,00$.49,00$Current price is: 49,00$.
commemorative coin, medal of PHATTHALUNG province size 7 cm
Original price was: 59,00$.49,00$Current price is: 49,00$.
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