Need help identifying

No clue my self just found it in pocket change.

 

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It is Thai, but the images are not clear enough for me to identify it further.

 

It's definitely from Thailand, but I'm not very good with these- someone should come along soon to give the denomination and date.

 

I'll get some better, sorry thought they were of better clarity and Ty

 

Here is a link to a pretty good site I find a lot of fun in identifying coins.http://worldcoingallery.com/

 

Maybe this..

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

 

25 satang

 

I have the same coins what can you tell me about them.

 

They are from Thailand.

 

this is 1 Baht (1962) coin of Thailand. Date reads as 2505-543 (Buddha's enlightenment in 543 BC)=1962. First coin of Dusitn Haddock is 25 Satang of1957.

 

Do they worth any money yes or no

 

They are worth 1 Baht.

 

How much is 1 Baht be clear with me I from the U.S.A.

 

One Thai baht is worth just under 3 US cents. So, not a very valuable coin.

 

...And here I sit in Thailand, while you guys identify the Thai coins. I do not see much numismatic stuff here in the Land of Smiles; found one coin shop 200 km up the road and I heard there is one in Bangkok somewhere. I took a BU Canadian maple leaf 1 oz gold coin into a gold shop here a few years ago, thinking about selling it, and in a very short while some clown in the back room had gouged the heck out of it, I assume checking to be sure it was real gold and maybe judging the softness. I came unglued and said harsh words, never went back to that shop. I learned to never let my coin or ingot get out of my sight. I found another gold shop I can trust, to some extent.