This 1916 1 Baht silver coin of King Rama VI carries significant numismatic value due to its historical importance and limited mintage, appealing particularly to collectors of Thai currency and Asian silver.

Graded "AU DETAILS (CLEANED)" by NGC, while the cleaning may slightly affect its desirability, the coin’s age and clear design offer a unique collectible opportunity.

The presence of the emblematic three-headed elephant symbolizes royal authority, enriching its cultural significance.

Japan's robust collector market often values well-preserved and authentic pieces, making this coin a noteworthy find for enthusiasts focusing on regional histories.