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1 Fuang, Phetracha Ayutthaya

Issuer Kingdom of Ayutthaya
Year 1703-1709
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Weight 1.9 g
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Obverse description Bullet-form pod money (Tical) of characteristic Ayutthayan manufacture, struck from a folded silver blank hammered into a compact, roughly spherical mass. The obverse face bears a deeply impressed royal countermark within a shallow oval depression, the device partially legible amid surface porosity and natural silver oxidation. The irregular, lumpy field surrounding the central punch mark retains the characteristic ridges and flow lines produced by the hammering process. No legend or inscription is present; authentication rests entirely on the form and placement of the official royal stamp. The overall fabric is consistent with the small-denomination pod money series issued under the Ayutthaya kingdom.
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Edge Plain
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