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Thailand 5 Baht (1988-2008)- Rama IX heavy type Rare Coin Lowest Price #L-156

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Thailand 5 Baht (1988-2008)- Rama IX heavy type Rare Coin Lowest PriceΒ 

✨ Rare Thailand 5 Baht Coin πŸ’° Valuable Collectible Item πŸ‘‘ Featuring King Rama IX 🌟 Historical and Numismatic Significance πŸ” Milled Technique for Superior Detail πŸš€ Future Rare Collectible

Description

IssuerThailandΒ 
KingBhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX)Β (1946-2016)
TypeStandard circulation coin
Years2531-2551 (1988-2008)
CalendarThai
Value5 Baht
5Β THB = INR 12
CurrencyBaht (1897-date)
CompositionCopper-nickel clad copper
Weight7.5Β g
Diameter24Β mm
Thickness2.2Β mm
ShapeRound
TechniqueMilled
OrientationCoin alignment ↑↓
NumberN#β€―1640Β 
ReferencesY#β€―219,Β SchΓΆn#β€―347
The Thailand 5 Baht coin from 1988-2008, featuring King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX), is a prized collectible with a rich history. Issued as a standard circulation coin during the reign of Rama IX, this coin holds a significant value of 5 Baht. Composed of copper-nickel clad copper, it weighs 7.5g and has a diameter of 24mm. Its milled technique and round shape enhance its aesthetic appeal. With a unique design and minted orientation, this coin showcases a piece of Thai numismatic heritage. Collectors and enthusiasts are drawn to its rarity, historical significance, and the legacy of King Rama IX, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The Thailand 5 Baht coin stands out for its craftsmanship, cultural relevance, and collectible allure.
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