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This 1919–1921 Thailand silver coin captures a pivotal era in Thai numismatics. Struck during Rama VI's reign, it bears dual denominations—1 Salung and 1/4 Baht—and is graded Collectable Grade for reliable conservation and display.
As a historical piece, it provides tangible insight into Thailand's monetary history during the early 20th century. The silver composition offers durability for long-term storage, and the Collectable Grade helps ensure it remains a desirable item for collectors and investors alike. Ideal for Southeast Asian numismatics collections, it pairs well with other Rama VI era pieces and can be a distinctive centerpiece in a coin cabinet or album.