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Brief description Obverse: Portrait of King Rama IX in the uniform of the Supreme Commander. Features high-detail steel plate engraving depicting Wat Pho as seen from the Chao Praya River, consistent with the technical standards maintained by Thomas De La Rue in the 1950s.

Reverse: Anandasamakom Throne Hall. The design incorporates a formal legal warning regarding the penalties for counterfeiting (life imprisonment or 20 years of imprisonment and a fine of 40,000 Baht). Includes the manufacturer's mark: "THOMAS DE LA RUE & COMPANY LIMITED LONDON."

Why add to collection: This 1954–1969 issue marks a pivotal era in Thailand's security printing history under Thomas De La Rue. With variants featuring different watermarks—either the Constitution or the side profile of King Bhumibol Adulyadej—this banknote serves as a significant subject for numismatists specializing in variety cataloging and print evolution.
Quantity 7
Banknote material Paper
Demonetization year 1975
Main theme of the reverse Architecture
Main theme of the obverse Prominent men
Printer De La Rue (United Kingdom)
Main color Grey
Issuing bank Bank of Thailand
Currency name Baht
Banknote type Circulating
Country Thailand
Orientation Horizontal
Year 1955
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1 Baht, Thailand, 1955, UNC

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SKU: 005173
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