Thai baht is issued by Bank of Thailand, the central bank of Thailand, and 1 Thai baht is equal to 100 shadang. The head of King bhumibol adulyadej of Rama IX, Thailand, from the 9-sequence to the 16-sequence, is printed and cast on the front of each Thai baht banknote and coin. On April 6th, 20 18, the Thai baht series with the number 17 was issued, and the banknotes and coins were changed to the head of King Maha Vajiralongkorn of Rama X, Thailand.
At present, there are five denominations of banknotes in Thailand, namely, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000, and six denominations of coins, namely, 25, 50 sadang, 1 2, 5 and 10. 1 Thai baht equals 100 Sadang.
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50 baht face value picture front pattern front: King bhumibol adulyadej of Thailand 1927-20 16. Behind: Lesoin, the monarch of Thailand's big city dynasty.
The foreground is a close-up of the Great Emperor, and the background is taken from the scene of Nali Xuan riding an elephant to slay the Crown Prince of Dongwu, Myanmar, in the battle of 1593, in order to commemorate this brilliant victory in Thai history. The front is blue, and the size of paper money is 144 x 72 mm.