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1 Fuang - Rama III Luk Sorn

Issuer Thailand
Year 1848
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Obverse description Convex upper surface of a hand-hammered silver bullet (pod duang) coin bearing the royal chopmark of King Rama III, known as the Luk Sorn mark. The chopmark is struck into a recessed circular depression at the center of the domed surface and depicts a stylized floral or flame-like device characteristic of the Luk Sorn (diamond pattern) royal seal. The surrounding field is smooth and naturally rounded, reflecting the hand-formed and hammered production technique typical of Siamese bullet coinage of the Rattanakosin period.
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Reverse description Concave underside of the bullet coin, exhibiting the characteristic bifurcated fold and seam formed during the hand-hammering process, whereby a rod of silver was bent upon itself and the ends fused together. The surface displays two symmetrical lobes divided by a central longitudinal crease, a defining feature of all Siamese pod duang bullet coinage. The field is unadorned, with natural surface irregularities consistent with hand-production methods of the Rattanakosin period.
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