Copper Coin, King Rama V

Description

Bronze Medal, Pra Jor. - Choraphiruk, during the reign of King Rama V, is a coin produced from the Birmingham Mint. And used for only 10 years during the waiting period From England That will be used to produce new coins
In the reign of King Rama V, the reign of King Rama V had a royal intention. To produce coins for new retail prices To replace the shortage of retail money at that time, but in the year 1235 (2418 BC), the metal price in the world market Has a high price If ordering a new coin at that time There will be people smuggling coins to melt. And then sold as a European delivery bar Which is more than the
3. The coin is produced for 3 years, ie JOS 1236 (2418 BC), JOS 1236 (2418) and JOS 1244 (2424 BC). Letter 8, 12, 12, or 1238 or 1244, depending on the year of manufacture Surrounded by a bouquet of Chaiyaphruek (By the coin produced in the year 1244, there are 2 blocks, ie 4, aligned with 4 miles, which are produced less than 4 adjacent)
4. Coin Soros has 2 years of production, ie JOS 1236 (2418 BC) and JSC 1244 (2424 BC). The Koi write the alphabet, the sound of 18 words, 1238 or 1244, depending on the year manufacture Surrounded by a bouquet of Chaiyaphruek
Later in the year 1247, there was a coin production. To be more universal Is a set of copper coins Statue - Phra Siam Devathirat Causing the production of the coin coin model - Chaiyaphruek bouquet ended Total time spent only 10 years