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Thailand 60 Baht Banknote, 2006, P-116, UNC, Commemorative, w/ Folder-Card

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Thailand Commemorative folder-card contains one commemorative 60 Baht banknote from 2006 that has a pick number P-116, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition, and features the 60th anniversary of the ascension of Rama IX to the throne.


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This folder and card contain one commemorative banknote from Thailand. The uncirculated 60 Thai baht banknote commemorates the 60th anniversary of the accession of Rama IX to the throne on 9 June 1946. It is a gold, brown, and green note that measures 162 mm x 81 mm and bears the signatures of Thanong Bidaya and Pridiyathorn Devakula. Its obverse side depicts the royal seal and a seated Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) wearing his military uniform and the Chakri Dynasty royal robe with the Victory crown and royal regalia. Its reverse side depicts a seated Rama IX with five subjects, a dam, a squatting Rama IX with a map, and farmers in a paddy. Security features include a solid security thread with a demetalized Thai text and a Rama IX watermark.

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