1 Salueng - Rama V Without date

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背面描述	The Royal Arms of Siam (state seal) displayed centrally, featuring a shield bearing a walking elephant above a smaller elephant and crossed weapons, flanked by two ornate ceremonial tiered spires (prangs) on tall pedestals with trident finials. A radiant spired stupa rises above the central composition, emitting rays of light. Thai-script legends arc around the left and right periphery identifying the kingdom and reign, with the denomination legend appearing at the base of the design, all within a beaded border.
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背面铭文	กรุงสยาม รัชกาลที่ ๕ สลึงหนึ่ง
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附加信息	The bullet coinage that preceded this series had served Siam for centuries, but pressure from Western trading partners — who found the pod duang impossible to weigh and verify efficiently — forced Rama IV and then Rama V to transition toward milled Western-style coinage. This salueng was part of that sustained effort, struck across a span of roughly twenty-five years without date recording, which is why attribution relies on subtle die characteristics and metal fineness rather than any inscribed year.

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