Thailand 10 Satang 1941 King Rama VIII Silver Coin#V-251

Description

Issuer	Thailand
King	Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII) (1935-1946)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Year	2484 (1941)
Calendar	Thai
Value	10 Satangs (10 สตางค์) (0.10 THB)
Currency	Baht (1897-date)
Composition	Silver (.650)
Weight	2.5 g
Diameter	19.1 mm
Thickness	1.3 mm
Shape	Round with a round hole
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Coin alignment ↑↓

This Thailand 10 Satang 1941 Silver Coin (Catalog #V-251) is an exceptional piece of Southeast Asian numismatic history. Minted during the reign of King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII) in 2484 Thai Buddhist calendar year, this circulation coin represents a fascinating period in Thai coinage. Composed of 65% silver, the coin weighs 2.5 grams and features a distinctive round shape with a centered hole—a characteristic design element of Thai currency from this era. The coin's historical significance lies in its connection to one of Thailand's shortest-reigning monarchs, whose rule spanned only eleven years during World War II. This particular piece showcases fine milled craftsmanship with coin alignment orientation, demonstrating the technical standards of mid-20th century Thai minting practices. For collectors, this silver satang holds considerable appeal due to its age, genuine silver content, and historical provenance. The 1941 date makes it over 80 years old, and examples in quality condition become increasingly scarce as time passes. Whether you're a serious numismatist focusing on Asian coinage, a Thai history enthusiast, or a silver collector, this authentic piece offers both tangible precious metal value and historical rarity that makes it a worthwhile addition to any collection. #