50 Satang query

Full disclosure, I am by no means a coin collector but I do enjoy seeing the new coins (I'm Canadian so there are always new quarters and loonies to find) and when I find a foreign coin I hang on to it but they usually get lost... Anyway!

So the other day I'm walking home and I step over what I think is a penny. As I said, I am Canadian -- they are not exactly in circulation anymore. For the first time in my life I went back for it, I thought it might be lucky. When I picked it up I knew it wasn't a penny at all but there was no English on it other than '50' which I could identify. After googling for quite a while I finally gave up. Tonight with my husbands help and this site we were able to identify it as 50 Satang (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7974.html).

Now my question is... is it wonky? If I turn the coin left to right one side is upside down (I hope that make sense), I've never seen a coin like that before but then.. neither have I ever seen a coin from Thailand  

Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!

You mean coin alignment?

Take a look at US coins, they do that too. Not so wonky, huh.

Hello,

Have a look here    and the Wikipedia explanation.  

Hope it helps,
J.

  Mine is the same ...



 and is dated  พ.ศ.๒๕๕๒  2552 (2009) and there is this page to identify the dates if you want to know.

https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/calendar-thai-33.html

Welcome to the site.  

Cita: SmartOneKgYou mean coin alignment?

Take a look at US coins, they do that too. Not so wonky, huh.

Ah, so they are! To be honest only one side of the American coins have ever interested me  

Cita: JedsadaHello,

Have a look here    and the Wikipedia explanation.  

Hope it helps,
J.

Thank you, thank you!

Cita: ZacUKMine is the same ...



 and is dated  พ.ศ.๒๕๕๒  2552 (2009) and there is this page to identify the dates if you want to know.

https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/calendar-thai-33.html

Welcome to the site.  

Thanks, I have a 2009 as well Nice to know!