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150 Baht - Rama IX Golden Jubilee

Issuer Thailand
Year 1996
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Weight 7.50 g
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Reverse description Central royal emblem for the Golden Jubilee of Reign, featuring a crowned privy seal flanked by two elephants facing inward, each surmounted by a seven-tiered Chhatra (ceremonial parasol). The Thai numeral ๕๐ (50) appears prominently in the field, denoting fifty years of reign. Inscribed ribbons and legends in Thai script encircle the design, with the denomination 150 บาท (150 Baht) and the country name also indicated.
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Issued to mark Bhumibol Adulyadej's fiftieth year on the throne — the longest reign of any monarch in Thai history at that point — this was one of several commemorative denominations released in 1996 as part of a coordinated national celebration. Bhumibol had ascended in 1946 following the death of his brother Ananda Mahidol under circumstances that were never officially resolved.

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