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Old Thai Money Collectible Currency Currency Dealers Chiang Mai Currency Exchange Treasury Pavilion Value of Currency

Sep 3, 2019

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Colleen *********

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Is old Thai money valuable? or useable?

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Old Thai money can be valuable, especially to dealers who specialize in collectible currency. While it may not be widely accepted for everyday transactions, certain rare pieces might attract interest from collectors. In Chiang Mai, locations like the Treasury Pavilion are recommended for those looking to sell or appraise old Thai currency.

Ryan *************

Ill buy it

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Bo ***********

It's valueable 😁

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Colleen *********

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Okay thanks. In Chiang Mai it looks like Treasury Pavilion was suggested as a place to start. I will try there at the end of the month when i can get up there.

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Michael ********

There are many dealers you may have a rare one there is a website you can check google it

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John ********

Valueable to dealers

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