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Siambanknote museum > Room 1(Thai paper money) > Other types > Bai Prarajtan NgeontraBai Prarajtan Ngeontra (The King's bestowed money)
King Rama V issued another form of money notes as called "Bai prarajtan ngeontra" which were assumed that these notes were bestowed to those who do the benefit to country in various purposals. It was not the king's intention to introduce them into common circulation.
Bai Prarajtan Ngeontra were one side printed on white paper with black ink. The border of note were decorate with different style of delineated flowers and leaves. The value inscription were printed in the middle of note and the numeral indicated cross axis was on the lower right side. The numeral on the vertical axis is number of "Chang" (80 Baht), The numeral on the horizontal axis is number of "Tamlung" (4 Baht). The serial number were printed at the left bottom of note. The size of notes are 8.6 centimeters in width and 106 centimeters in length. Bai Prarajtan Neongtra were found in different denominations, 2 Tamlung, 3 Tamlung, 4 Tamlung, 5 Tamlung, 6 Tamlung, 7 Tamlung, 8 Tamlung, 10 Tamlung, 12 Tamlung, 15 Tamlung, 1 Chang, 1Chang 5 Tamlung, 1 Chang 10 Tamlung. See the estimated market price
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