This uncirculated Thailand 10 Baht banknote (P83, B152j) is printed on paper in brown and measures 135 x 70 mm. The front features the Royal Garuda emblem, a chinthe statue and a portrait of Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) in full royal dress, while the back depicts the ordination hall of Wat Benchamabophit in Bangkok.It includes a solid brown security thread with printed Thai text and an Rama IX watermark, and carries signature 50 with prefix D.
Thailand - 10 Baht - P83 - B152j - Uncirculated
Date: ND - Signature: 50 - Prefix: D 
Description: - Colour: Brown. - Front: Thai text; Royal Garuda emblem; chinthe statue; Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) wearing full royal dress. Back: Thai text; Ordination hall (ubosot) of Wat Benchamabophit temple in Bangkok. - Solid brown security thread with printed Thai text. - Watermark: Rama IX. - Printer: (Note Printing Works). - Size: 135 x 70 mm. - Material: Paper.
More info about: Thailand
Officially the Kingdom of Thailand, is a kingdom in Southeast Asia. The capital of Thailand is Bangkok. Until 1939 the country was called Siam. The Thai name of the country is "Prathet Thai", where Prathet means land and the word Thai is interpreted as free. In that case, Thailand would literally mean "free country". However, the spelling of the Thai word thai with this meaning in Thai script differs slightly altMore information about: Thailand,
hough the pronunciation of both words is identical. The name Thailand originally also had a political meaning in connection with claims to land, especially in Laos, where ethnic Thais live.
Thailand is bordered to the east by Laos and Cambodia, to the west by Myanmar and the Andaman Sea, to the extreme south by Malaysia and to the southeast by the Gulf of Thailand, part of the South China Sea.
| Title | 10 Baht - P83 - B152j - Unc |
|---|---|
| Brand | THAILAND |
| Category | THAILAND |
| SKU | THB.152j |
| Condition | new |
| MPN | THB.152j |
