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1/2 Baht - Rama IV

Issuer Royal Siamese Mint
Year 1860
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Obverse description Three tiered ceremonial pagodas (prasat) arranged in a symmetrical group, the tallest at center flanked by two shorter towers, all elaborately decorated with traditional Siamese architectural ornamentation including foliate scrollwork and spires. The design is set within a beaded border with radiating decorative elements emanating from the central pagoda grouping. The overall composition reflects the classical Thai royal emblematic style of the Rama IV period.
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Reverse description A sacred white elephant standing in profile to the left within a plain circular inner border, surrounded by an ornate wreath of stylized lotus and foliate scroll motifs arranged in a swirling pattern. The elephant, emblem of the Thai monarchy and the Kingdom of Siam, is depicted in naturalistic detail. The entire design is enclosed within a beaded outer border. Four stars around the design indicate the denomination of one-half Baht.
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