The one and only in the universe, the original edition of Lord Phor Jatukam Ramathep, showcasing exquisite artistic uniqueness, intricate delicacy, patterns, and Buddhist faith.
The 'Nuea Duang' gold coin, with a production of 160 coins, stamped with the "ท" code on the back, on the left side of the Prang Buddha image.
Sacred amulets created by Phra Ajarn Atichot Dhammavaro.
Produced to commemorate the royal consecration of the royal temple on the occasion of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 60th anniversary of reign. The king graciously elevated Wat Phutthaisawan to a royal temple on 23 June 2006 GMT+7, naming the coin "Nuea Duang."
The 'Nuea Duang' coin, also called the status elevation coin, was first consecrated by Luang Por Atichot, invoking the spiritual power of Lord Phor Jatukam Ramathep and conducting the chanting ceremony at the Lord Phor Jatukam Ramathep shrine in Wat Phutthaisawan on 15 August 2006 GMT+7 at 20:09. The second ceremony was a Buddhist consecration at Wat Phutthaisawan on 20 August 2006 GMT+7 at 14:19, with 16 venerable monks presiding in meditation and chanting.
1. Phra Phrom Suthee, Wat Saket, Bangkok.
2. Phra Thep Worawethee (Luang Por Win), Wat Boromwong Isararam, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
3. Phra Ratcharatnawaraphon (Luang Por Waew), Wat Phanan Choeng, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
4. Phra Sunthorn Dhammanuwat (Luang Por Aied), Wat Phailom, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
5. Phra Khru Sangwon Samnakit (Luang Pu Tim), Wat Phra Khao, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
6. Phra Khru Phattharakitsophon (Luang Por Hon), Wat Phutthaisawan, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
7. Phra Khru Sunthorn Thammanivit (Luang Por Ruay), Wat Tako, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
8. Phra Khru Prachotthamwijit (Luang Por Perm), Wat Pom Kaew, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
9. Phra Khru Sunthon Sitthikarn, Wat Ratchasittharam, Bangkok.
10. Phra Khru Kittisittivat, Wat Bang Raho, Nonthaburi.
11. Phra Khru Sangharak (Luang Por Chalerm), Wat Prayatikaram, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
12. Phra Khru Sombun Jariyatham (Luang Por Maen), Wat Nantang Nok, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
13. Phra Khru Suwansilathikun (Luang Por Poon), Wat Ban Paen, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
14. Phra Athikan Sengiam, Wat Mai Kobjao, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
15. Phra Khru Wichai Kitcharak (Luang Por Udom), Wat Phichai Songkhram, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
16. Phra Palat Atichot Dhammavaro, Wat Phutthaisawan, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
1. Gold material, first edition, with 16 coins produced.
Stamped with two "ท" codes on the back, on the left and right sides of the Prang Buddha image.
2. Gold material, with 160 coins produced.
Stamped with the "ท" code on the back, on the left side of the Prang Buddha image.
3. Silver first edition, with 16 coins produced.
Stamped with two "ง" codes on the back, on the left and right sides of the Prang Buddha image.
4. Silver alloy, with 250 coins produced.
Stamped with two "Phra Borom That" codes on the back, on the left side of the Prang Buddha image.
5. Silver material, with 1,200 coins produced.
Stamped with the "ง" code on the back, on the right side of the Prang Buddha image.
6. Nawa metal (special masterpiece) distributed to committee members, with 26 coins produced.
Stamped with two "นะ" codes on the back, on the left and right sides of the Rahu figure within the Prang Buddha image.
7. Nawa metal (masterpiece), with 1,200 coins produced.
Stamped with the "นะ" code on the back, beside the right arm of Rahu inside the Prang Buddha image.
8. Bullet casing material, with 670 coins produced.
Stamped with the "ป" code on the back, at the upper right corner, in front of the word "Mee".
9. Gold-plated copper, with 1,200 coins produced.
Stamped with "Phra Borom That" on the back, beside the left arm of Rahu inside the Prang Buddha image.
10. First edition copper, with 16 coins produced.
Stamped with an inverted "ด" on the back, on the right side of the phrase "Wat Phutthaisawan."
11. Untreated copper, smooth back, with 12 coins produced.
Stamped with "Phra Borom That" on the back, at the center top.
12. Untreated copper, full back, with 48 coins produced.
Stamped with two "Phra Borom That" codes on the back, on the left and right sides of the phrase "Wat Phutthaisawan."
13. Copper material, with 25,000 coins produced.
Stamped with the "ด" code on the back, on the right side of the phrase "Wat Phutthaisawan."
(10,000 of these are stored in the Mondop of Wat Phutthaisawan.)
14. Lead material, with 6,555 coins produced.
Stamped with "Phra Borom That" on the back, on the left side of the phrase "Wat Phutthaisawan."
Khun Sophon Srirungreung from Sophon Lohaphan Company Limited dedicated the creation.
The 'Nuea Duang' coin is renowned for its outstanding blessings in fortune, wealth, protection, great popularity, success in business, and excellent flow of money.
Owners who wear it agree unanimously that the 'Nuea Duang' coin brings success in business, careers, and fulfills all wishes for popularity and charm.
