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1⁄128 Baht - Pseudo-Anonymous Issue

发行方 Maritime Southeast Asia
年份 1700-1800
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参考资料 Kri/Mih#D930
正面描述 Central field bearing a single boldly incuse Brahmi character, applied by punchmark technique, the letter rendered in thick, deeply impressed strokes within a shallow concave depression. The surrounding field is plain and unadorned, framed by the naturally irregular flan edge characteristic of this hammered gold series. The punch impression dominates the entire obverse, with no additional devices, legends, or border elements present.
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边缘 Plain
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Fractional gold coinages of this type circulated across the trading networks of the Gulf of Thailand and the Malay Peninsula, where small-denomination specie was essential for transactions that larger bullion pieces couldn't accommodate. The issuing authority behind pseudo-anonymous pieces like this one remains deliberately obscure — produced outside official royal mints, likely by merchant communities or local intermediaries operating within the port economy rather than any centralized polity.

At 0.13 g, consistent purity was the only guarantee of value. The Krischer/Mihailovic reference corpus remains the primary scholarly tool for attributing these.