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Ribbon, Constitution Protection Medal, Suppression of Rebellion, 1933, with original ribbon
Original price was: 124,00$.109,00$Current price is: 109,00$.
First Class Boy Scout Medal Ribbon with original box
Original price was: 86,00$.76,00$Current price is: 76,00$.
Ribbon of the Victory Medal for the Vietnam War
89,00$
Ribbon of the Victory Medal from the Vietnam War
***Products are as shown in the picture. Guaranteed authentic***
The Victory Medal from the Vietnam War is a round metal.
The obverse features a portrait of King Naresuan the Great engaged in an elephant duel with the enemy. The rim features the initials “King Naresuan the Great, Save the Nation.”
The reverse features a wheel, with the inscriptions “We Fight for the Glory of Thailand.”
The Vietnam War Victory Medal features a yellow ribbon with a red rim and white stripes on both sides (decorated with a central flame gradually increasing to the top).
Above is a field marshal’s baton-shaped metal pin inscribed with the words “Victory.” The Victory Medal was created in 1945 during the reign of King Ananda Mahidol. It uses the abbreviation “Ch.S.” and was created in accordance with the Victory Medal Act of 1941 to bestow upon soldiers, police, or those who perform duties as soldiers or police who have been ordered by a military or police unit to go into battle and have already deployed to carry out their duties.
The bestowal of title and reclaiming of the medal are the same as the Bravery Medal. This medal does not have a certificate. But the names of the recipients will be announced in the Royal Gazette.
The reverse features a wheel, with the inscriptions “We Fight for the Glory of Thailand.”
The Vietnam War Victory Medal features a yellow ribbon with a red rim and white stripes on both sides (decorated with a central flame gradually increasing to the top).
Above is a field marshal’s baton-shaped metal pin inscribed with the words “Victory.” The Victory Medal was created in 1945 during the reign of King Ananda Mahidol. It uses the abbreviation “Ch.S.” and was created in accordance with the Victory Medal Act of 1941 to bestow upon soldiers, police, or those who perform duties as soldiers or police who have been ordered by a military or police unit to go into battle and have already deployed to carry out their duties.
The bestowal of title and reclaiming of the medal are the same as the Bravery Medal. This medal does not have a certificate. But the names of the recipients will be announced in the Royal Gazette.
| Issuing Country |
Thailand |
|---|---|
| Metal |
Silver |
| Packaging |
In Capsule |
| Year of Issue |
1941 |
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.
The image of Tai Hong Kong Zhou Si, made of three-metal silver, created by the Sirindhorn Rajavidyalaya Foundation under royal patronage, at the Bowonniwet Vihara Temple in 1996, with original box.
Original price was: 139,00$.126,00$Current price is: 126,00$.
800 baht coin, polished silver, commemorative coin for the 80th birthday of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, 2012, with box and certificate.
Original price was: 209,00$.189,00$Current price is: 189,00$.
Commemorative coin for the 100th anniversary of the accession to the throne of King Rama V (Luang Pu Tim and Luang Pu Toh joined in the prayers)
Original price was: 191,00$.169,00$Current price is: 169,00$.
King Rama IX’s portrait, pure gold, commemorative of the Golden Jubilee, 1996, 97.66% gold plate, with stand and original box.
Original price was: 284,00$.246,00$Current price is: 246,00$.
Blackened sandblasted copper coin, size 7 cm., commemorative of the royal cremation ceremony of King Rama IX, with box and certificate.
Original price was: 222,00$.197,00$Current price is: 197,00$.
Emerald Buddha (First Edition) Celebrating the 75th Birthday of King Rama IX, silver, small print, year 2002, with original box.
Original price was: 100,00$.89,00$Current price is: 89,00$.
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