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| Thailand 100 Baht (1969-1978) |
Item Code: TH-85A |
| Front: His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (1927 - 2016) also known as King Rama IX, the ninth monarch of Thailand of the Chakri dynasty, in full regalia, wearing glasses. Garuda - large legendary humanoid bird creature - national emblem. Garuda standing on and holding Phaya Naga serpent by its tail. Back: Wat Phra Kaeo or Temple of the Emerald Buddha at the Grand Palace in Bangkok with its stupas in the background. Watermark: King Bhumibol Adulyadej wearing spectacles. Security features: Running serial numbers in black, on the front of the banknote, in both, Latin and Thai scripts. Embedded 0.75 mm thick metallic security strip. Dominant colour: Red-brown. Artist: Unknown. Signatures: Serm Vinitchaikun (Vinicchayakul, Winitchaikul, Vinijchaikul) (Minister of Finance, 11 March 1969 - 15 October 1973); Bisudhi Nimmanhaemin (Pisoot Nimmanhemin) (CB Governor, 16 August 1971 - 23 May 1975). Issuer: Bank of Thailand. Date of Issue: 5-12 October 1972. Date of withdrawal: Unknown. Legal tender: No. Total emission: Unknown. Material: Cotton fiber paper. Printing method: Intaglio. Printer: Thai Banknote Printing Works (TBPW). |
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| Dimensions: 151 x 78 mm |
Texts: Government of Thailand. Contract to pay in Thai currency to anyone who presents this note. One Hundred Baht. Eyeglasses, spectacles. |
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