1942 Thailand 1S MS66

 

SKU: 8527310901

 

A sharply preserved World War II–era Thailand 1 Satang dated 2485 (1942), struck in tin during the reign of King Rama VIII. This small-denomination issue is a compelling snapshot of wartime economics and metal availability, making it an appealing addition to both specialized Thailand collections and broader WWII-themed numismatic sets.

Key features

• Country: Thailand
• Denomination: 1 Satang
• Date: 2485 (1942)
• Ruler/era: Rama VIII, WWII period
• Composition: Tin
• Reference: Y#57
• Grade: ICG MS66 Mint State

Collector appeal and historical context

Issued during the global upheaval of WWII, tin coinage from this period reflects the practical realities of wartime production and shifting material priorities. The 1 Satang is especially popular with collectors for its historical relevance and for being an accessible, tangible link to a pivotal era in 20th-century history.

Eye appeal and condition notes

In Mint State 66, this example offers standout quality for the type, with crisp definition and strong overall presentation. Expect attractive natural tin coloration, often seen in soft gray to silvery tones, with the potential for light golden or champagne hues depending on the original surfaces. High-grade survivors like this are sought after because tin issues are prone to spotting and surface sensitivity, making premium-condition pieces notably scarcer.

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PCGS #
Grading Service	ICG
Grade	MS66
Mint Location	NONE
Year	1942
Designation	NONE
Strike	Business
Grade Add On	NONE