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1987 - Thailand 60 Bath banknote PIC 93 UNC
1987 - Thailand 60 Bath banknote PIC 93 UNC 

1987 - Thailand 60 Bath banknote PIC 93 UNC

  • Product Code: Tailandia PIC 93
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  • 26.40€

  • Ex Tax: 24.00€


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Thailand 60 Baht banknote associated with 1987, catalogued as Pick P93. This UNC example is dark brown over a multicolour underprint and features King Rama IX seated on a throne at the centre of the front design. A Victory crown appears on the left, while royal regalia is shown on the right.

The reverse depicts the royal family seated with subjects. The catalog entry identifies signature 55 and records ultraviolet-reactive fibres and a security strip that fluoresce blue. The note is listed as the BE2530 commemorative issue dated 5 December 1987.

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What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Thailand banknote with a denomination of 60 Bath. The product title associates the note with 1987 and identifies it as catalog reference PIC 93.

What country, denomination and year are associated with the banknote?

The banknote is associated with Thailand and a denomination of 60 Bath. The listing identifies it as dated 1987; this wording reflects the information supplied without inferring whether the year refers to issue, printing or circulation.

What catalog reference is given for this Thailand banknote?

The supplied model or catalog reference is stated as “Tailandia PIC 93.” The product title also presents the reference as “PIC 93,” so collectors can use that identifier when recording or comparing this specific listing.

What condition is stated, and how should the product images be understood?

The listing identifies the banknote as UNC. It also states that the images are for reference, so the photographs should be treated as illustrative of the listed product rather than as a guarantee of every visual detail.