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5 baht coin "Siamindra" King Rama IX, 50th birthday, year 1977, unused, old stock
Original price was: 139,00$.122,00$Current price is: 122,00$.
Brass coin, Crown-Chakra (thick type), King Rama IV, 1865
Original price was: 269,00$.236,00$Current price is: 236,00$.
Casino coin, 1 baht, year 1945, good condition
Original price was: 69,00$.64,00$Current price is: 64,00$.
1 Baht Casino Coin, Year 1945, Good Condition
****The coin is as shown in the picture. Guaranteed to be authentic worldwide***
Coin shape: Round and flat, with a serial number.
Nickel material
: 2.5 cm in diameter.
Produced in England.
Front – Center of the coin is a Garuda. Above is the text “Casino”
and below is the text “Ministry of Finance”. Back
– Center of the coin
is the only legally produced casino coin in Thailand. As a result of the prolonged World War II, there was a lot of damage. The death toll from this war is said to be approximately 60-70 million people. It led to famine, inflation, and suffering everywhere. The Thai government had to pay war reparations and a large amount of rice to the Allies and almost became defeated along with the Axis powers. However, the Free Thai Movement saved them from being defeated.
However, government revenue was significantly reduced as a result of the war. The government therefore thought of a way to generate income for the state by opening a casino for the first time in Thailand on Saturday, February 3, 1945.
During the government of Mr. Kuang Aphaiwong, a number of chips were produced with 4 prices:
100 baht with a 3-digit number stamped, with no more than 500 coins
; 20 baht with a 4-digit number stamped;
10 baht with a 4-digit number stamped;
1 baht with a 5-digit number stamped.
This casino was open for only four months before it was closed on Saturday, June 9, 1945.
The reason was that it caused distress to the people because they gambled until they lost all their money. Many even committed suicide. Many families were torn apart by gambling. Crime and robbery occurred in abundance.
The reason was that it caused distress to the people because they gambled until they lost all their money. Many even committed suicide. Many families were torn apart by gambling. Crime and robbery occurred in abundance.
Even King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) saw the logic that gambling had led many Siamese people to become slaves. If slavery were to be abolished, gambling must be abolished first, as he had the idea that:
“…Having citizens intoxicated by gambling is a cause of both personal and national disaster… I see a problem because Siam still has taxes on lottery, gambling, opium, and alcohol. These taxes actually turn people into slaves and harm all human beings… We must think about eliminating these things before we can end slavery….”
| Diameter (mm) |
2.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Issuing Country |
Thailand |
| Metal |
Nickel |
| Packaging |
In Capsule |
| Year of Issue |
1945 |
| Face Value |
1 Baht |
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.
Golden Jubilee pin on yellow silk cloth, created on the occasion of the 75th birthday of King Rama IX in 2002, with original case, guaranteed authentic.
Original price was: 24,00$.20,00$Current price is: 20,00$.
Provincial commemorative coin of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, 7 cm in size.
Original price was: 69,00$.57,00$Current price is: 57,00$.
1000 baht coin, polished silver, commemorative of the coronation of King Rama X, 2019, with box and certificate
Original price was: 269,00$.234,00$Current price is: 234,00$.
1 baht coin with Garuda on the back, year 1974, Garuda coin, unused
Original price was: 18,00$.15,00$Current price is: 15,00$.
The Phra Phuttha Nirokantarai amulet, consecrated by the Chaipattana Foundation in a grand Buddhist blessing ceremony at Wat Phra Sri Rattana, is made of polished silver with a sandblasted finish. It is a large size amulet, minted in 1996 (B.E. 2539), and comes with its original box.
Original price was: 157,00$.136,00$Current price is: 136,00$.
Ordination Medal, Power of the Land, Siriraj Hospital, 2011, framed and packed in original envelope
Original price was: 18,00$.15,00$Current price is: 15,00$.
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