Rama IV Thailand Tamlueng Coin Reproduction | 1863 Siamese Elephant Coin Memorabilia | Thai Royal Regalia Collectible
This Thai elephant coin reproduction recreates the 1863 Tamlueng coin of Siam, issued during the reign of King Rama IV (King Mongkut). It is a replica and memorabilia piece, not an original period coin, and it makes an affordable way to own a striking piece of Thai royal history.
The obverse centers on a standing elephant, the traditional emblem of Siam, set inside a ring of floral and bar motifs. Around it radiates a chakra wheel of ornate flame-like petals, small stars, and a beaded rim. The reverse shows the royal regalia: a tiered crown at the center flanked by two ceremonial umbrellas on stands, framed by scrolling Thai foliate ornament and a radiating burst above.
The coin measures 1.5 inches across, weighs 0.6 ounce, and has a ridged edge. Its silver-toned surface has an aged patina that gives it the character of an antique, and the detailed relief shows well in a light-catching display.
It will appeal to collectors of Thai and Southeast Asian numismatics, fans of Siamese history, lovers of elephant motifs, and anyone building a coin or curiosity display. It also makes an unusual gift for travelers and history buffs.
A distinctive piece of Thai memorabilia for desk, shelf, or collector’s cabinet.