1956 Thailand 5 Baht (Series 9 / King Rama IX) – Pick #75d – PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated
Issued by the Government of Thailand / Bank of Thailand in 1956 (B.E. 2499), this 5 Baht note belongs to Thailand’s mid-century Series 9 currency issue. Printed by Thomas De La Rue & Company (TDLR) in London, Series 9 is one of Thailand's longest-running and most iconic paper money series, featuring a youthful portrait of King Bhumibol Adulyadej wearing spectacles.
Cataloged as Pick #75d, the "d" sub-variety indicates the specific signature combination and printer details for this issue. Certified by PMG as Choice Uncirculated 64, this piece presents vibrant mid-century colors, sharp intaglio printing detail, and excellent overall paper body structure for a classic 1950s Asian vintage note.
Key Features & Specifications
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Issuing Country: Thailand
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Issuing Authority: Government of Thailand / Bank of Thailand
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Denomination: 5 Baht
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Date of Issue: 1956 (B.E. 2499)
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Printer: Thomas De La Rue & Co., Ltd., London (TDLR)
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Catalog Identification: Pick #75d (P-75d) / Series 9
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Grading Service: PMG (Paper Money Guaranty)
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Grade: Choice Uncirculated 64
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Obverse Design: Portrait of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) at right wearing spectacles, flanked by the Royal Garuda emblem and traditional Thai guilloché framing.
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Reverse Design: Detailed view of the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall in Bangkok.
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Cert Highlights: Certified Choice Uncirculated 64 with strong color retention, crisp 1950s paper body, and sharp corners.
