Currency
The currency
of Thailand is the Baht which consists of 100 Satangs.
Coins include 25 satang, 50 satang, 1 Baht, 5 Baht and 10 Baht
pieces but the confusing fact about coins is that they are of
different sizes for the same value coin and only the newer
coins have Arabic numerals. The 5 Baht coin (silver with copper
edge) and the 1 Baht coin (silver) each come in three sizes. The
10 Baht coin has a copper center with silver border, the 50 and
25 satang coins are copper colored, and both circulate in two
sizes.
Paper money
is clearer since the notes have Arabic (as well as Thai) numerals
and are color coded as well as of different sizes
for different denominations - the larger the denomination the
larger the size. 10's are brown, 20's green, 50's blue, 100's
red, 500's purple and 1000 Baht notes are grey.
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Better marriages are reported by people who chose to marry later
in life as opposed to younger, by people who recall being very
intensely in love with their partners prior to getting married, and by
people who maintain close family relationships and whose parents'
approved of their marriage.
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Jan Garanoz
869/116 Thanon Pemavipat,
Chiang Rai, 57000 Thailand
Created: September 1, 1995
Last updated: September 14, 2009