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I haven't seen one but apparently there are 3000 of them about..If you come a cross one hold on to ,it its worth lots more... http://cgi.ebay.com.sg/ws....ps%3D41
In view of the state of most 20 Baht notes I have always wondered why they did not replace it with a coin. One website I found said they tried but it was unpopular.
The introduction of the £1 coin in the UK was not exactly welcomed either but now everyone takes them for granted.
But before you rush to pay US$15 to this guy on eBay have a quick look at this link Thai coins
RR.
Pedants rule, OK. Or more precisely, exhibit certain of the conventional trappings of leadership.
"I love the smell of ladyboy in the morning." Kahuna
The last couple of times out in BKK I noticed that 50 Baht notes seem to be very few and very far between. Up country they are practically non-existant.
Like with the 20 Baht which I think would be better as a coin - I sort of wonder why they still bother with the 50 Baht note.
Only thing is with the daily wage for a large number of Thais still being around 150-200 Baht it puts it into perspective.
So how much are you lot out there paying for your ST's?
RR.
Pedants rule, OK. Or more precisely, exhibit certain of the conventional trappings of leadership.
"I love the smell of ladyboy in the morning." Kahuna
(Monkey @ Mar. 07 2008,00:23) I like 10 baht coins, exactly the same size and weight as Euro coins, and work perfectly in 'phone boxes and the coin changer at LHR (apparently )
A mate of mine who is a bit of a "Del Boy " asked me to bring him a load of them home last time , now I know why
1988 Thailand introduced its 10-baht coin. In 2002 the EU complained that it was being used in vending machines all over Europe due to its similarity to the 2-euro coin.
RR.
Pedants rule, OK. Or more precisely, exhibit certain of the conventional trappings of leadership.
"I love the smell of ladyboy in the morning." Kahuna
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