Thailand (1851-1868) Silver Bullet Money - Rama IV - 2 Baht

Thailand (1851-1868) Silver Bullet Money - Rama IV - 2 BahtChakra and mongkut countermarks. 14. 7g in Weight Silver Bullet Money emerged as a fraudulent investment scheme in Thailand, falsely assuring lucrative returns via silver trading. Targeting investors with promises of quick wealth, it operated as a pyramid scheme, deceiving participants by using new investments to pay off earlier investors. Ultimately, it collapsed, causing severe financial losses and legal repercussions. Authorities intervened,

and the monetary denomination are depicted on the coin’s obverse

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the RAM’s latest commemorative $2 type is a fine tribute to that longstanding tradition

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The emphasis on form

each 6-note set is housed within a premium hardback presentation portfolio

Note: Slight toning patch above the head of the smaller kookaburra on the left hand side

your great Australian adventure begins…

with an example of every standard Australian $10 type

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