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		150th Anniversary of  
		
		
			Royal Thai Mint (2010) 
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					| Issue 
					Name: | 
					150th Anniversary of Royal 
					Thai Mint |  
					| Thai 
					
					Issue 
					Name: | 
					150 ปี 
					
					โรงกษาปณ์ไทย |  
					| Issue Date: | 
					2010/2553-09-17 |  
					| Cause: | 
					To commemorate the 150th 
					Anniversary of the Royal Thai Mint, which was established 
					in 1860, in the reign of King 
                
                	
                Mongkut |  
					| Catalogue Number: | 
					2010/63-64 |  
					| Denomination: | 
					5 Baht (both designs) |  
					| Unused Value: | 
					8 Baht (both designs) |  
					| Complete Set: | 
					16 Baht 
					(unused), 4 Baht 
					(used) |  
					| Thailex Collection: | 
					Unused set |  
					| Size: | 
					65 x 35 mm |  
					| Quantity 
					of Stamps: | 
					700,000 pieces per design |  
					| Printer: | 
					Thai British Security 
					Printing Public Co. Ltd., Thailand |  
					| Subject: | 
					1. embossed illustration on 
					the obverse side of the first hand-hammered round flat coin, 
					
					with the 
					depiction of a royal crown or 
		      
		      
		      		
              chadah  
					known as 
					
                
                	
					mongkut, 
					and in the background a painting of 
					
					
			Rohng Krasahp Sitthikahn, the building of 
					the first Mint of Thailand, located in front of the Royal 
					Treasury, within the compound of the 
	      			
	Grand Palace; 
					2. embossed illustration of the reverse side of the first 
					hand-hammered round flat coin with the text 
                	
              Krung Thep, and in the 
					background a painting of 
					
					Rohng Kasahp Rangsit, 
					the present building of the 
					
					
			Royal Thai Mint in 
			      Pathum Thani, 
					in use since 
					2002 AD |  
					| Related Link: | 
                
				
			Royal Thai Mint,
				
				
			Rohng Krasahp Sitthikahn,
				
                	
                Mongkut,
					
				
				mongkut,
				
				
				Phra Rachawang, 
				
              Krung Thep, 
				
			      Pathum Thani, 
photduang, 
	
	National 
	      Gallery, 
				
				Rohng Kasahp Rangsit |      
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