Depicts a bust of Vajiralongkorn facing left, surrounded by the inscription 'Maha Vajiralongkorn Rama X'.

Depicts the Great Crown of Victory above the monogram surrounded by the date and value.

The Great Crown of Victory, part of Thailand's royal regalia, was made of gold during King Rama I's reign in 1782. Standing 66 cm high and weighing 7.3 kg, it is decorated with red and green enamel. King Rama IV added diamonds, including a large Indian diamond called the Great Diamond at the top. The crown's conical, multi-tiered design symbolizes divine monarchy and authority.

A king wears the crown only at his coronation, placing it on his own head. Once equally important as other regalia, its significance grew during King Rama V's reign, influenced by Western coronation customs.

15 segments with 5 Reeds in each segment