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I know they are games coin (5,2,1,5 Guam coins)
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Auto correction gaum coins
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Had these coins for along time but never known dates or country they are from.
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I believe they are from Thailand.
Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection: http://goccf.com/t/303507Edited by chafemasterj
09/01/2022 09:47 am
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The coins are from Thailand. A date converter such as this one will help you to work out the dates http://dateconverter.net/thai/(might be best if this thread could be moved to the appropriate area) |
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Yeah, these are definitely Thailand baht coins, but you are showing us just the obverses and the dates are on the reverse.  |
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Photo 1 = year 2000 2 = year 2008 3 = year 2004 4 = year 2005 Thank you all  |
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I do have more one is gold plated I think &  |
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Another 2 more Thailand #127481;#127469; coins.   |
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Thailand has, IMO, long had some of the prettiest coins in the world. Now, its hard to do with the profile of a leader on one side, but the Wat designs with their script have kept them pretty great and reflective of their culture. Now go check our the various elephant and chakra designs from decades past and enjoy :)
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