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1/2 Tamlueng - Rama V Coat of Arms, Copper Pattern, coin alignment

Issuer Thailand
Year 1877
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Currency Baht / Tical (1869-1897)
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Reverse description The Royal Coat of Arms of Siam occupies the central field, depicting a shielded escutcheon bearing the Three-Headed Elephant (Erawan) beneath a royal crown, supported by two mythological figures (Thephanom) and flanked by crossed ceremonial swords and standards. Above the arms, a radiant sunburst rises over the spires of a royal temple or palace complex rendered in fine detail. A circular Thai legend is inscribed along the left and right periphery, with the denomination legend 'กึ่งตำลึง' (Half Tamlueng) positioned in the lower exergue.
Reverse script Thai
Reverse lettering กรุงสยาม  รัชกาลที่ ๕ กึ่งตำลึง
(Translation: Siam  Rama V Half Tamlueng)
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