THAILAND, scarce Rama III era (1824-1851) silver 1 Baht “bullet money” 15.3 gm, toned XF

Description Thailand silver One Bhat Rama III era (1824-1851) “bullet money” 15,3 gm ingot, poured/hand-hammered type. Nicely toned XF with original patina; scarce type in excellent overall condition, considering the age. FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE U.S. FOR THIS ITEM. Ancient Kingdom of Siam (present-day Thailand), Bangkok Dynasty Rama III era (1824-1851) One Bhat “old-school” poured and hand-hammered silver ingot. Scarce and very popular nowadays silver “bullet money” in better than average condition. Attractive light-gray patina; about 15.5 mm in diameter; about 15.3 grams. Excellent overall condition with attractive original dark-gray patina. The ingot has nice smooth “as made” surfaces on all sides; a couple of tiny typical contact marks from circulation are noted for accuracy. Not cleaned; these are the actual photos. Not a later reproduction or a copy – this scarce ancient Kingdom of Siam/Thailand silver One Bhat “bullet” ingot is guaranteed to be genuine or your money back. Due to US customs restrictions related to the shipment of silver bars overseas, we will not ship this item internationally, sorry. I have more Asian coins in this dedicated store section; please take a look! For medals, bullion, coins, and paper money we accept all major credit cards and payments via PayPal as forms of payment. Old-fashioned checks and money orders will work as well; please take a look at the Payments section within our Terms and Conditions for additional details. FREE USPS FIRST CLASS SHIPPING WITHIN THE U.S. FOR THIS ITEM! Due to US customs restrictions related to the shipment of silver bars overseas, we will not ship this item internationally, sorry.