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What is the date and denomination of the coin from 1924 mentioned in the discussion?

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Feb 6, 2024
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Can someone tell me the date and denomination of this coin if it says it on it ?

Thank you
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The coin in question dates back to the Buddhist year 2467, which corresponds to 1924. It is a 0.25 Baht coin associated with King Rama VI, also known as Maha Vajiravudh. While it is considered a rare coin and potentially valuable if original, it's important to note that many copies exist in Thailand. The coin has been confirmed by users as being 100 years old and is made of silver.
Graham *******
Don't tell me, you bought it from some dude in the street who told you it was a rare coin? It's made from recycled Coca-Cola tins. 😆
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 Well John, do tell.
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 Long standing scam. Same as many other artifacts, they make them and bury them for a year or so. Google it.
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Nico *********
This coin is very rare and expensive if original,is silver, but have many copy around Thailand,this I think is a copy,not original
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 would you be interested in selling it,I’d love too have it ?
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 vecchissima credo del periodo post etrusco. C'è un gruppo Facebook dei numismatici. Ne ho vendute parecchie di monete anni fa a un collezionista di Taiwan
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 moneta romana coniata ad Aquileia anno 307 d.c.
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1745,it has the date on it,turn photo upside down
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 non ha importanza la datazione ma i dettagli incisi si
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 I totally understand what you mean but unfortunately I don’t understand the engravings on it…

I researched the coin though and I know it’s a Crown I believe and the English stole the silver for them from the Spanish in Lima

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 I asked a friend and he believes this is your coin

It’s from 307 A.D.

One of these:
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Or this one ,he cant tell which from the photos

Or this:
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 my coin is this one,but my coin is more good quality than this
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Attila destroyed aquileia
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I have this Roman coin I can sell if you interested
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 im not familiar with Ancient coins at all, i have a nice English coin from 1745 that id trade you for the thai coin if your interested,the english stole the coins from the Spanish in Lima which they have the mark
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 i don't know I sell or not, stay with me 25 year now, I don't know I want separate 😂
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@Nico ********
 i understand,i collect Thailand as well as US coins and currency that are old
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It's a very old coin! The original owner is now dead! RIP! 🙏.
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Interested to buy
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 I own it I’m not looking to buy one,thanks though
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It’s a very old coin.
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 yes exactly 100 years old,it’s silver,,it’s nice that it was never cleaned,cleaning a coin and removing the patina reduces its value greatly
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TziTzi *******
Maha Vajiravudh, King Rama VI
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Graham ******
100 years old, 2467, value 0.25B
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 probably 2 years old been buried to make it look old, its a fake.
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 why fake something worth 0.25 baht.
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Lawrence *******
Buddhist year 2467 or 1924
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