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Thailand, Northern Siam&nbsp;(1200-1700 CE),&nbsp;Silver 4 Baht,&nbsp;Silver bar Kaikam (Chiang Money),&nbsp;a curved silver bar used as currency,&nbsp;the bars are stamped with three marks. The first stamp is the number ‘4’ which denotes the value/weight of 4 Baht, the second middle stamp is the city ‘Chiagsean’ mint mark and the third is the royal mark indicating the reign. or assayer,&nbsp;63.9g, 27.85x27.4mm,&nbsp;about extremely fine,&nbsp;Very Rare.

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