Thailand Y# 80: 2 varieties

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2643.html

It exists in 2 varieties (milled or smooth edge).
It is already mentioned in the comment on the page, but there is only one variety listed (although on other sites there are two varieties).
Would it be possible to update the page to display both varieties?

Msged the referee gef and requested a new year line, thanks!

Quote: "AmerSalmeh"​Msged the referee gef and requested a new year line, thanks!

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Gef does not react on anything :(

Yes a year line should be added.
and yes gef hasn't replied my msg either
I'm looking into this with Jarek

Hi,

Would it be that difficult to say, that you your y#80 is a 25 satang? We don't all collect by km# or y# or whatever!

My 2500 is reeded (milled), and I don't have a plain!

Please show an image!

Ole

according to Krause:
Minted without date change and with and without reeded edges until 1987
Dot after the letters for "Satang" are found with raised and incuse varieties.
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/thailand-25-satang-1-4-baht-y-80-2500-cuid-1089406-duid-1533025

So theoretically - according to Krause, 2 (at least, 4 max) varieties exist

However, can't find any online source listing these varieties.

This coin may look like plain edge, for one of these two reasons:

1 - They are heavily circulated and the reeds faded.
2 - The quality of mint is not so good and the reeds are struck too shallow.

Actually, two variants are recognized among Thai collectors:

1 - Large coat of arms (common, left end of the wand point the tail of พ)
2 - Small coat of arms (very rare, left end of the wand point the center of พ)

https://youtu.be/jVMNU2pgcxM?t=40s

According to the video, the amount of small coat of arms varient known is not more than 15 pieces.