King Naresuan the Great commemorative coin, Su model, back side, silver, year 2005, with original case

King Naresuan the Great Medallion, "Fight" Edition, Back SK, Year 2548, Silver, Original Seal, With Box,
Silver, Rare, Limited Mintage: 9,999 Medals
, Ceremony at Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram (Wat Phra Kaew), Bangkok. This medallion is beautifully designed and highly sharp. It is worthy of worship or as a valuable souvenir. The Buddha Abhiseka Ceremony was held on November 19, 2548 at Wat Phra Kaew. The consecration ceremony began at 9:00 a.m. with 6 rounds of consecration attended by many famous monks, nearly a hundred in each round. Her Majesty the Queen presided over the ceremony at 5:19 p.m.
        Her Majesty the Queen instructed General Naphon Bunthap, Deputy Commander of the Royal Guards, to create the "Fight" edition of King Naresuan the Great Medallion to be bestowed upon soldiers, police, and village volunteers to protect villages in the three southern border provinces. They will also be donated as a royal merit to His Majesty the Queen to help in the three southern border provinces. Her Majesty the Queen performed a ceremony to pay homage to the spirit of King Naresuan the Great and lit the victory candle in the Mahachai Mangkala Phisek Ceremony, presided over by 108 Buddhist monks and 2,549 Buddhist monks, at the Ubosot of Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram in the Grand Palace on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at 5:19 PM.
    In gratitude for Her Majesty's great kindness, Her Majesty the Queen commissioned the creation of King Naresuan the Great medals to be given as a morale booster to civil servants, soldiers, police officers, and volunteers serving in the three southern border provinces. Her Majesty graciously bestowed on the reverse side of the medals a motto, "Fight," in her own handwriting. Her Majesty also bestowed upon the reverse side of the medals the initials of His Majesty the King, "Sor Kor." (Sor Kor.), to be enshrined. A portion of the medals will be open for donations for royal merit-making, which will then be presented to Her Majesty for use in royally initiated projects. According to the royal wish
1. Gold coins, 3,999 coins minted, weighing approximately 1.5 baht
2. Silver coins, 9,999 coins minted
3. Pure copper coins, 999,999 coins minted
4. King Naresuan the Great coins, triple-plated (plated similar to the committee)
5. King Naresuan the Great coins, gold-plated (plated similar to gold)
    Phra Ratchaphiphitkoson, abbot of Wat Sri Sudaram, Bang Khun Non Subdistrict, Bangkok Noi District, Bangkok, presided over the clergy. General Naphon Bunthap, Deputy Commander of the Royal Guards and Director of the Royal Projects initiated by Her Majesty the Queen, presided over the laity and recipients of Her Majesty the Queen’s royal command. Her Majesty presided over the ceremony to pay homage to the spirit of King Naresuan the Great and lit the victory candle in the Mahachai Mangklaphisek Ceremony. By 108 venerable monks, 2,549 monks chanted Buddhist mantras at the Ubosot of Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram in the Grand Palace on Sunday, September 11, 2005. People of all groups throughout Thailand had the opportunity to repay the kindness of the royal land. The meaning of the word "fight" is as follows:
1. Fight to protect and preserve the country, religion, and monarchy with the dignity of being Thai, just as our Thai ancestors sacrificed their lives and blood to protect and preserve the Thai land as a legacy passed down to Thai descendants to this day.
2. Fight to ensure the safety of people's lives and property by helping to maintain the sacredness of the country's laws and preventing those with ill intentions from harming innocent people.
3. Fight to help people escape from suffering, such as helping to eliminate problems of poverty, unemployment, and social injustice.