In Phitsanulok&#39;s Muang district a long queue formed where 5,000 pins went on sale, with sales limited to two pins per person. Some customers arrived at 5am.&nbsp;

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Thailand Post has been selling the pins this month. Big C is the only store allowed to sell the souvenir pins.&nbsp; 
Each Big C branch received 150,000 pins and would sell them in three rounds with further sales on April 30 and May 2.

Queues form for coronation pins

Bt300 souvenir pins specially made to mark the coronation of His Majesty the King next month have gone on sale in 10 Big C stores.