What are the different types of Thai coins?

Thai Coins come in six denominations: 10, 5, 2, 1 Baht, and 25 and 50 Satang One Baht is divisible into 100 Satang. The 10-Baht coin is a silver ring with a brass center. The coin replaced a 10-Baht bill in the early 1990’s. The back of the 10-Baht coin depicts Wat Arun (วัดอรุณ) in Bangkok. The diameter is 26 mm.

How much is a Thai coin worth?

Meanwhile, the Norman Jacobs Collection’s Thai coins include an (1877) Silver 2 Baht graded NGC PF 62. The coin shows Rama V, who ruled for 42 years, and was struck early in his reign. This coin has an estimate of $10,000 to $20,000. Thailand (1877) Silver 2 Baht graded NGC PF 62.

What is a Thai baht coin?

The one-Baht coin is silver (20mm). The back of the one-Baht coin displays the chedis of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The fifty-satang coin is copper. It’s currency unit equivalent to one-half of one Thai baht. The back features the chedi at Wat Prathat Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai. The diameter is 18mm.