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| 背面描述 | The Hindu guardian deity Phra Siam Devadhiraj, depicted facing right, seated upon a shield divided into three heraldic sections: the upper section bearing a three-headed elephant representing Siam, the lower-left section showing a single elephant facing left representing Lan Xang, and the lower-right section displaying crossed kris and warangka representing the Malay states. The deity holds an upright spear in one hand. Thai inscriptions denoting the denomination appear to the left and right of the central figure, and the Rattanakosin Era date is placed in the exergue below. |
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| 铸造量 | 1249 (1888) - ๑๒๔๙; coin alignment; Hamburg Mint - 109 (1890) - ๑๐๙; medal alignment; Birmingham Mint - 5,120,000 114 (1895) - ๑๑๔ - 115 (1896) - ๑๑๕; Hamburg Mint - 118 (1899) - ๑๑๘; Hamburg Mint - 119 (1900) - ๑๑๙; Royal Thai Mint; elder portrait - 735,000 119 (1900) - ๑๑๙; Royal Thai Mint; young portrait - 121 (1902) - ๑๒๑; Hamburg Mint - 2,797,000 122 (1903) - ๑๒๒; medal alignment; Birmingham Mint - 2,323,000 124 (1905) - (fr) ๑๒๔ - |
| 附加信息 |
These bronze coins were produced for Siam during the reign of Chulalongkorn (Rama V), a period of aggressive modernization driven partly by the need to present a credible, Westernized monetary system to European colonial powers eyeing the region. Britain and France were both actively absorbing neighboring territories throughout this era, and Siam's adoption of mechanized coinage — replacing traditional bullet money — was as much a diplomatic gesture as an economic one. The Royal Thai Mint had been established with British technical assistance just years prior.