Silver Thailand Coin NOT in Numista's catalogue ¿? [решено]

Hi,
I'm new in this forum and would like to find someone who can help me.
I have two silver thailand coins.
I've identified one as the 1 Bath Rama VI, Y45.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces12261.html


But I don't know which one is the other. It has the same size (30,4 mm) and material (Silver) that the Y45 but doesn't appear in the Numista's catalog. The portrait of Rama V is the same that appear in Y39. But the reverse is diferent.
This is the coin:


Could anyone find out which coin is that?
Thanks in advance!

Maybe it came from the inner part of a pendant such as this?
https://the-elephant-story.com/products/thai-king-rama-v-gold-plate-sterling-silver-coin-pendant-with-necklace

Цитата: "auscoin"​Maybe it came from the inner part of a pendant such as this?
​https://the-elephant-story.com/products/thai-king-rama-v-gold-plate-sterling-silver-coin-pendant-with-necklace

​Yes, that's definitely a fantasy design.

The first coin, is correctly ID'd and dated BE 2460, or 1917.

So is this not a real coin?
The Rama-V face in my “coin” (old) is not the same as in the pendant (young).
The diameter, shape, thickness and edge is exactly the same in both coins.
There is no damage on the edge that shows that it comes from a pendant.

Thanks for your response!

Welcome to Numista!
You should try some silver tests:
http://www.silvercoins.com/fake-silver-coins-14-ways-to-spot-counterfeits/

https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/chinese-coin-counterfeiting-ring-4071202

Цитата: "oriolm"​So is this not a real coin?
​The Rama-V face in my “coin” (old) is not the same as in the pendant (young).
​The diameter, shape, thickness and edge is exactly the same in both coins.
​There is no damage on the edge that shows that it comes from a pendant.
​
​Thanks for your response!

​Not a coin that ever circulated, and perhaps your imitation was made with the intention to be placed into a pendant but never was.

OK, so I have two nice silver FAKE coins.

Thank you!

Цитата: "PetrusAscanus"​Welcome to Numista!
​You should try some silver tests:
​http://www.silvercoins.com/fake-silver-coins-14-ways-to-spot-counterfeits/
​
​https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/chinese-coin-counterfeiting-ring-4071202

​Interesting articles!

Both coins are no magnetic.