1000 Baht type 1 yellow offset at the middle, double outline alphabet watermark, serial number run from E1 00001.

1000 Baht type 2 change yellow offset area to brown microtext "THOUSAND TICALS", serial number run from E1 10001.

1000 Baht type 3 add serial numbers under signatures and change alphabet watermark from double outline to single line, serial number run from E1 20001.

Appraisal price

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Banknote Info

The 1000 Baht 1st series Thai banknotes were produced by Thomas de la Rue and printed only one side with flat ink as called uniface banknote. There were 3 types with little adjustment in details.

The main appearance of notes were like boxing stage plan, the denomination value were on the four corners in Thai and Arabic. There were Chinese words on the left and Malay on the right. The Royal Coat of Arms were in the middle top above Thai words "The Siam government promise to pay the money to the holder in Siamese currency". The image of three-headed elephant watermark located at the middle which surrounded by the watermarks of the Government of Siam and the denomination indicated in both Thai and Roman.

1000 Baht type 1 banknotes were announced on 7th September 1902.
1000 Baht type 2 banknotes were announced on 23rd May 1909.
1000 Baht type 3 banknotes were announced on 1st November 1912.

Banknote size

12.60 x 20.50 cm.

Serial number

Type 1 starts from E1 00001.
Type 2 starts from E1 10001.
Type 3 starts from E1 20001..

Signatures on banknote