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Thailand - Currency

The monetary unit of Thailand currency is the

Baht (THB)

Other spellings: Bhatt, Bhat, Bat

The Baht (THB) is a decimal currency which is divided into 100 Satang.

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There are Thailand currency coins in circulation to the following values:

1 satang - a copper alloy coin (gold coloured) Used only as token temple offerings now.

25 satang - a copper alloy coin (gold coloured)

50 satang - a copper alloy coin (gold coloured)

1 Baht - a cupronickel coin (silver coloured)

2 Baht - a cupronickel coin (silver coloured)

5 Baht - a cupronickel coin (silver coloured)

10 Baht - a cupronickel coin (silver coloured) with a copper alloy centre (gold coloured) insert.

There are Thailand currency banknotes in circulation to the following values:

10 Baht (brown) - Not often seen these days

20 Baht (green)

50 Baht (blue)

100 Baht (red)

500 Baht (purple)

1000 Baht (gray)

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