Thailand new signature 20-baht note (B193c) confirmed
Like B193b, but new signatures (Uttama Savanayon and Veerathai Santiprabhob). Courtesy of Mike Teseling and Nin Cheun (Noteshobby on eBay).Read More…
Like B193b, but new signatures (Uttama Savanayon and Veerathai Santiprabhob). Courtesy of Mike Teseling and Nin Cheun (Noteshobby on eBay).Read More…
The Thai text at lower right back of the 50-baht note originally read โทษฐานปลอมแปลงธนบัตร คือจำคุกตลอดชีวิตหรือจำคุกอย่างสูงยี่สิบปี และปรับอย่างสูงสี่หมื่นบาท (Penalty for making counterfeit banknotes is life imprisonment, or up to twenty years of imprisonment and up to forty thousands Baht of fine), but in 2018 was changed to read การปลอมแปลงธนบัตรเป็นความผิด ต้องระวางโทษตามประมวลกฎหมายอาญา (Making counterfeitRead More…
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The Thai text at lower right back of the 20-, 50-, and 100-baht notes originally read โทษฐานปลอมแปลงธนบัตร คือจำคุกตลอดชีวิตหรือจำคุกอย่างสูงยี่สิบปี และปรับอย่างสูงสี่หมื่นบาท (Penalty for making counterfeit banknotes is life imprisonment, or up to twenty years of imprisonment and up to forty thousands Baht of fine), but in 2018 was changed to read การปลอมแปลงธนบัตรเป็นความผิดRead More…
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According to a press release dated 8 March 2018, the Bank of Thailand plans to introduce the 17th series of notes. The fronts feature the new king, Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun, and the backs features two kings in order of reign, along with images of memorable royal duties. The three lowerRead More…
Like B185a, but new signatures (Tantivorawong/Santiprabhob).Courtesy of Sejin Ahn (http://www.facebook.com/myriakorea).Read More…
According to an article on Pattay Mail dated 21 October 2016, the Bank of Thailand will introduce a new 100-baht note to commemorate the late king Rama IX’s seventh cycle birthday on 25 October. The notes will be packaged with a pamphlet and sold for 200 baht each.Read More…
According to a press release dated 19 October 2016, the Bank of Thailand has announced that the current banknotes (B181 – B185) will continue to be used indefinitely despite the death of Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) on 13 October 2016, whose portrait appears on the front of all denominations.Read More…
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