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| 背面描述 | Chakra (the sacred wheel or discus emblem of the Chakri dynasty), hand-stamped into the flattened underside of the bullet-form planchet. The Chakra is rendered as a stylized multi-petalled rosette or wheel device, deeply and boldly struck into the smooth silver surface of the lower lobe, serving as the primary dynastic identifier of the reign of Rama I. |
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| 边缘 | Plain |
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The bullet coinage of early Rattanakosin — of which this piece is a part — continued a monetary tradition stretching back centuries in the Tai kingdoms, long predating Bangkok's founding in 1782. Rama I made no effort to reform the system; these lumpen silver pieces, hand-formed and countermarked rather than struck from dies in any conventional sense, circulated unchanged from earlier Ayutthayan practice.
KM#C3 places this among the earliest Bangkok-period issues, distinguishable from Ayutthayan predecessors primarily by the royal countermarks applied after forming.