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Thailand, 600 Baht 1968 Queen Sirikit

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Foreign Gold Coins
FDC: UncirculatedNever circulated, with no signs of wear. Italian: fior di conio.

Thailand, 600 Baht 1968 Queen Sirikit

€1,923.39
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Thai gold coin of 600 Baht of 1968, with Queen Sirikit as its subject. Uncirculated (FDC): a coin that has never been in circulation, with no signs of wear.

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Piece details
Grade
FDC, Uncirculated
Class
Gold
Metal
Gold
Grade
FDC
Period
1946–2001
What the grading codes mean

FDC: Uncirculated. Never circulated, with no signs of wear. Italian: fior di conio.

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