Silver Coins from the Reign of King Rama VI (1910 – 1925) of Siam (Thailand)
During the early reign of King Rama VI, the king ordered for the first time the production of Baht coins with the portrait of the king on the obverse, with these first coins having on the reverse Airavata, the three-headed white elephant.
The coins were issued issued in 1913 in 3 denominations: 1 baht and 2 and 1 salueng.
