RARE UNISSUED THAILAND 100 baht 1933 PAPER MONEY. Reproduction on Matte, Glossy

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RARE UNISSUED THAILAND 100 baht 1933 PAPER MONEY.  Reproduction on Matte, Glossy.
Government of Siam, specimen-trial 100 baht, 11 February 1933. Printed by Thomas De La Rue & Co. This is the only known example. The portrait is of King Prajadhipok (Rama VII) 1893-1941, the last absolute monarch and the first in centuries to abdicate, in 1935, due to circumstances following from the 1932 revolution which brought about a constitutional monarchy.
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