Economy
Treasury Department Launches Auction for Rare 10-Baht Coins
Thailand's Treasury Department has initiated an electronic auction for rare 10-baht coins minted in 1990 via the Treasury Coin Market platform.
According to a report by Prachachat Business, the Thai Treasury Department has officially opened the first auction of the 2026 fiscal year for rare circulating coins. The highlight of this event is the 10-baht coin minted in 1990, which is considered highly sought after by collectors.
The auction is being conducted through the 'Treasury Coin Market,' an electronic platform designed to facilitate the sale of numismatic products. This initiative allows collectors and interested members of the public to participate in the bidding process remotely.
For residents and travelers interested in Thai currency, this event highlights the ongoing interest in numismatics within the country. While these coins are legal tender, their rarity makes them significant collector's items rather than everyday currency. Owning such a piece offers a unique connection to Thailand's monetary history.
At this stage, specific details regarding the starting bid prices, the total number of 1990-dated coins available in this specific auction batch, and the final closing date for the bidding process remain to be confirmed by the Treasury Department. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor the official Treasury Coin Market portal for real-time updates and specific auction guidelines.