1990 – 10 baht coin, 100 years, the Comptroller General’s Department, unused

Description

Commemorative coin 10 baht, 100 baht, the Comptroller General’s Department, year 1990, unused
Commemorative coin on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Comptroller General’s Department, obverse – middle of the coin has a portrait of King Chulalongkorn King Chulalongkorn He was dressed in normal civilian uniforms. and a portrait of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej He was dressed in a normal Chakri uniform. At the bottom there is a message that says “Rama V” “Rama IX” with the symbols of the Chakri Rajawongse in between the texts.
On the reverse side – in the middle of the coin there is a picture of the Department of Information Administration building. It consists of a bag containing money, an abacus, a calculator and a computer. The top has the mark of the Comptroller General’s Department. Below is the word “Thailand” on the left with a number indicating the price. On the right side, there is the word “Baht” next to the edge of the coin, above it says “100 Years, Department of Information Services (1890)- The Comptroller General’s Department (1990)”.
Characteristics: Round coin, smooth edge, numbered to indicate the order and purity of the metal.
Date of promulgation 4 October 1990