1, 20 baht par value

20 baht face value front pattern front: King bhumibol adulyadej of Thailand 1927-20 16.

Back: One of the famous emperors in Thai history, the great Heng.

The front is green, and the size of paper money is138 x 72 mm.

2,50 baht par value

50 baht face value front pattern front: King bhumibol adulyadej of Thailand 1927-20 16.

Back: Narisuan, the monarch of the dynasty in Thailand's big cities. The foreground is a close-up of the Great Emperor, and the background is taken from the scene of Nali Xuan riding an elephant to slay the Crown Prince of Dongwu, Myanmar, in the battle of 1593, in order to commemorate this brilliant victory in Thai history.

The front is blue, and the size of paper money is 144 x 72 mm.

3. 100 baht par value

100 baht front pattern: King bhumibol adulyadej of Thailand 1927-20 16.

Back: Zheng Xin the Great.

The face is red, and the paper money size is150 x 72 mm.

4,500 baht face value

500 baht face value front pattern: King bhumibol adulyadej of Thailand 1927-20 16.

Hui: Rama I.

The face is purple, and the paper money size is156 x 72 mm.

5. 1000 baht par value

1000 baht front pattern: King bhumibol adulyadej of Thailand 1927-20 16.

Hui: Rama V.

The face is brown, and the paper money size is 162 x 72 mm.

Before 1897, 1 Thai baht was equal to 8 Fuang, and 1 Fuang was equal to 8att. The current decimal system (that is, 1 Thai baht equals 100 Sadan) was formulated by Rama V. However, before 1940s, it was called Tika, which was later renamed as Thai baht. It turns out that Thai baht is a unit of weight, equivalent to 15g. Because one teka is equivalent to 15 grams of silver, it is simply named baht.

1902165438+1October 27th, the Thai baht was no longer linked to pure silver, because the price of silver depreciated sharply against the gold standard currency. On September 19 of that year, Thailand issued the first batch of banknotes with face values of 5 10, 20, 100 and 1000 Tikal respectively.