Thailand 10 baht 2550 (2007) - Thick (sloping) letters ?

I have just found this 10 baht from Thailand and think that it is substantially different to the variants already listed to warrant a second opinion as a possible additional variant…

N#1643 

Not in great condition, but I think it is good enough to judge if this is something different or not.  I don't have another coin from this year, so can't determine if this is a variation myself.

I'm not seeing a big difference.

The OP's coin is with BOLD writing and the Rsirian1's coin is with fine. Just see the difference on the BRAILLE dots.

I don't know, looking at it everyday, it seems normal and I can see the difference in the braille dots. However, yes, I do believe it should have a separate variant box.

Hope this is better…

Agreed, larger braille dots, but also the sloping around the letters is a little clearer on this photo.

Thanks for the photos, but they are slanted and cannot be used in a documentation. 

Take your photos oriented at the center of the coin with the lens (camera or scanner) inclined 90°.

Not sure if this is better or worse…

A nice try, thanks, but still not 90° over the center of the coin.

I copied the coins into a rectangle:

You see the difference to this?

Apologies, I misunderstood.  More speed, less haste.  Hope this I better…

That's the way to do it, well done.

Thanks.  I was in too much of a hurry and didn't read what you asked for properly. 

Here is your documentation, who will make the CR?

Happy to copy and add it myself - Thanks Ole

Sjoelund

A nice try, thanks, but still not 90° over the center of the coin.

I copied the coins into a rectangle:

 

Hey Ole, there's a simple solution for this. I think you use PhotoScape v3.7 too, right? The ideal program for cropping, making GIF's etc.

One of the features is also adapt pictures where the aspect ratio is not correct (something often happens with smartphone pictures).

In this case, width is 711 pixels but height is only 668 pixels.

So click on the “resize” button and fill in the same amount of pixels for width and height. Don't forget to untick the “preserve aspect ratio” box and of course save your picture.

The result:

I've pasted the result in your original picture so you can see the actual difference:

I hope this was useful. The explanation takes much longer than the change itself.

MS Paint does that very well also.

rsirian1

MS Paint does that very well also.

That's correct.