The Coin Museum, under the Treasury Department of the Ministry of Finance, is Thailand’s largest numismatic museum. It houses an extensive collection of over 4,000 items, featuring both Thai and foreign coins. Notable exhibits include the first Thai flat round coin, the largest Pod Duang (an ancient Thai round coin shaped like a grub), and a foreign coin with the embedded DNA of a living being. By utilizing various technologies, the museum provides an interactive and creative learning experience. With Universal Design in mind, the museum boasts a comfortable learning space and inclusive facilities.
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2nd Floor:
3rd Floor:
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Under the jurisdiction of the Treasury Department, Ministry of Finance.
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0-2282-0818
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CoinMuseumThailand@gmail.com
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https://www.facebook.com/TheCoinMuseumThailand/
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https://www.instagram.com/coinmuseumthailand/
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Foreign Visitors: 50 THB / Thai Adults: 50 THB / Thai Children and Youth (Ages 10-18): 20 THB Admission is free for: Thai children under 10 years old / Thai seniors aged 60 and above / Clergy of all religions / People with disabilities /Educational institutions and government agencies that submit a formal request for fee exemption at least 7 working days in advance.
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History, Holy Places, Museums
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Coin Museum
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Chakrabongse Road
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Chana Songkhram
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Phra Nakhon
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Bangkok
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10200
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Central
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open
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Tuesday to Friday: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Closed on Mondays, New Year, and Songkran holidays.
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13th Thailand Tourism Awards : Gold Award for Historical & Culture Attraction
(Tourism Authority of Thailand : TAT )
14th Thailand Tourism Awards : Gold Award for Historical & Culture Attraction
(Tourism Authority of Thailand : TAT)
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Safety and Health Administration (SHA)
(Tourism Authority of Thailand : TAT)
Chiang Mai
, North
Bangkok
, Central
Prachuapkhiri Khan
, Central
Chiang Rai
, North