There are 99,999 gold coins worth Bt50,000 a piece, 399,999 silver coins worth Bt2,000 apiece, 39,999 sandblasted, black-coated bronze coins worth Bt3,000 and 39,999,999 copper-nickel coins worth Bt100 each. Reservations will be open until September 30, if stocks are still available, and the coins will be ready to pick up from January 29. At the Nakhon Ratchasima Treasury Office – where up to 128 queuing cards will be handed out per day – people began lining up at 4am in time for the office to open at 8.30am. Nakhon Ratchasima Treasury head Samran Muangnil said each person could buy up to one gold, two silver, one bronze, and three copper-nickel coins. Crowds also queued at the Khon Kaen Treasury Office.

Source: The Nation Bangkok August 22, 2017 09:33 UTC