1996-Commemorative Banknotes 500 Baht the 50th Auspicious Occasion of the Golden Jubilee Celebration

Commemorative Banknotes Honor of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej on the Auspicious Occasion of the Golden Jubilee Celebration of his Majesty’s Accession to the Throne​.

Banknote in the official booklet with the booklet and in the box. On the cover of the booklet badge.

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On the occasion of the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Golden Jubilee in the reign of King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1996, the Bank of Thailand saw It is expedient to issue commemorative banknotes to commemorate this auspicious occasion. The BOT ordered these banknotes to be printed from the Australian banknote printing house. Announced issued on January 10, 1996 and exchanged on July 9, 1996 at a price of 1,100 baht with a silk envelope and a birth certificate.

This special commemorative banknote in honor of His Majesty King Rama IX is considered the most special out of the 3 types of commemorative banknotes printed on this auspicious occasion. Because it is a completely redesigned banknote. and for the first time printed on a polymer material. and using special printing ink that can reflect light and shine when the banknote is flipped over Supplied with a set of silk covers to store the banknotes beautifully. along with a small birth certificate printed with pictures and royal duties throughout the period of his reign It is therefore one of the most complete commemorative banknotes that the Bank of Thailand has ever produced.

There is also something special that cannot be conveyed through the photo of the banknote seen above. This is considered a difficult point to be copied or counterfeited. and is a point that collectors or those interested should know that is
Gold foil seal image of the King’s portrait Appeared in the middle of the clear watermark (the white part in the picture) which this gold foil will reflect the color change to glitter when the banknote is flipped around. It is the most striking and beautiful spot. The
message reads, “We will rule the land with justice. For the benefit of the people of Siam. “A geometric star pattern will appear in yellow when projected with the light of the ultraviolet light bulb.

Banknote size 9.10 x 17.10 centimeters . Printing amount approximately 1 million copies. Font category. Thai 50A 50B 50C 50D 50E 50F 50T 50T 50D 50D Roman alphabet 50A 50B 50C 50D 50E 50F 50G 50H 50J 50S by the Thai alphabet, catch duo, the Roman alphabet is not unique. Numbers from 90000 – 99999 front side banknotes

The overall tone of this commemorative banknote is green and yellow. Distinctive with glittering gold at the watermark point. The front of the banknote is a portrait of His Majesty King Rama IX wearing royal robes. sitting above the royal throne When His Highness walked along the city by a royal parade On the lower right is a picture of a pantomime from the Narai Song Suban Royal Barge, a new royal barge built during his reign. On the left is the emblem of the celebration. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the accession to the throne, the bottom of the emblem is a Thai art pattern, Phum Khao Bin pattern connected to the Kraon pattern. Between the emblem of the ceremony and the Thai pattern is a star pattern that is made from geometric patterns. banknote on the back

The main image on the reverse side of the banknotes is the portrait of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej while working, which is a prototype on the cover of Asia Magazine, issue dated 29 November 1987. It is an image of His Majesty working on a royal project. His Majesty’s personal equipment that people see until they are familiar with are pencils, maps, cameras and radios. All appear on the royal image. The left part is a picture related to the development of water resources for agriculture. It consists of a picture from the top down, which is Thi Lo Su Waterfall, an overflow dam for agriculture. Chaipattana Aerator On the right is a picture related to the development of soil fertility. Recover from dry or destroyed conditions. It consists of images from top to bottom. Ladder Agriculture Project at Doi Ang Khang Vetiver planting prevents mountain soil erosion. Gladiolus flower fields and products in the Royal Project