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Siam Gambling Token (Porcelain)

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Chris269
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 Posted 09/02/2011  10:34 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Chris269 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hi,

yes, the 3 tokens are actual size (compare to each other). And yes, in 99% of the sets the rule is the bigger the token in size, the higher the nomination. I also have seen a few sets there tokens have the same size but different nomination and also sometimes tokens with same nomination have different sizes. But the size/nomination relation in the set is always there. From the token in the middle (Fang) I have one who is approx. 1.5mm smaller in size compare to the one in the picture.


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Cool, Thanks a lot.
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firdausei
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Hi guys...
I seem to have picked up this string a little late... but I am curious to know more about these ceramic tokens [images annexed].
Do they come from the same time? I hope to get some clue from you guys... as I did go through the links provided in the string on the siam tokens... but none match with the ones here.
thanks

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