To alleviate the shortage of small change that disrupted the small business and to counteract the gambling house’s exploitation, the King Chulalongkorn had decreed to issue a low-value paper money called Att Kradat (Low-value Paper Money) to supply the demand of copper coins, which it was not preferred to use, while was waiting for the copper coins ordered from England. The government had issued to use those coins in 1875 and at the same time had completely withdrawn Att Kradat from circulation.