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Avalokitesvara Buddha amulet, Udomphoksap model, made of 99.9% silver, plated with 3 kings, Pho Man Khunaram Temple, 1996, with original box.
Original price was: 330,00$.289,00$Current price is: 289,00$.
Phra Buddha Chinnasi, polished silver, commemorative item for the 70th birthday anniversary of His Holiness Somdej Phra Yanasangwon, the Supreme Patriarch, 1997.
Original price was: 109,00$.99,00$Current price is: 99,00$.
Emerald Buddha amulet, alpaca material, Hung Tian Seng block, 150th anniversary of Bangkok, Wat Phra Sri, first edition, King Rama VII, created in 1932, beautiful condition, guaranteed authentic.
Original price was: 496,00$.429,00$Current price is: 429,00$.
Emerald Buddha amulet, alpaca material, Hung Tian Seng block, 150th anniversary of Bangkok, Wat Phra Sri, first edition, King Rama VII, created in 1932, beautiful condition, guaranteed authentic.
***The coin is as shown in the picture. Guaranteed to be genuine worldwide.***
History of the creation of the Emerald Buddha coin To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Rattanakosin
in 1927, His Majesty King Prajadhipok (Rama VII) appointed a committee to renovate Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram in time for the celebration of Bangkok, which would be its 150th anniversary in 1932. His Majesty graciously appointed His Royal Highness Prince Paribatra Sukhumbhand, Prince of Nakhon Sawan, as the chairman of the committee. He intended for members of the royal family, government officials, and the general public to have the opportunity to make merit on this occasion by creating a sacred object, “Emerald Buddha Coin,” to be distributed as a souvenir to those who donated money.
1. Donors of 100 baht or more will receive a gold Emerald Buddha coin.
2. Donors of 20 baht or more will receive a silver Emerald Buddha coin.
3. Donors of 5 baht or more will receive a silver Emerald Buddha coin. Nickel (Alpaca)
4. Donors from 1 baht and up will receive a copper Emerald Buddha coin.
The Emerald Buddha coin celebrates the 150th anniversary of Bangkok in 1932. The designer is His Royal Highness Prince Vajirananavarorasa.
There are many blocks and 4 types: 1. Gold 2. Silver 3. Nickel (Alpaca) 4. Copper.
Characteristics: It is a round stamped coin.
The front is an image of the Emerald Buddha in meditation posture, sitting on an inverted lotus base, inside a glass pavilion. There is a celestial cloth hanging and flowers all around.
The back of the coin is an image of the Krong Chakra Yantra. There are Khmer characters that appear in the yantra which can be read as Di Saṃ Wa Kaṃ Aa Wa Sa Saṃ, which is an abbreviation of “the Eightfold Path”, namely
Di is Sammā Dithi
, Sammā Sangkappo ,
Wa
is Sammā Vā, Kaṃ is Sammā Kammanto,
A
is Sammā Ajīva, Wa is Sammā Vāyāmo, Sa is
Sammā Sāmatī, Sammā Samādhi. The Buddha Abhiseka ceremony was very grand because it brought together many famous monks who possessed magical powers in that era to join in praying, including (referring to the Office of Wat Phra Kaew) 1. His Royal Highness Prince Chinnaworasiriwat Somdej Phra Sangkharat Chao, Wat Ratchabophit, Bangkok 2. Somdej Phra Wanarat (Pae Tissathewo), Wat Suthat, Bangkok 3. Phra Phothiwongsachan (Nawam), Wat Anongkaram, Bangkok 4. Somdej Phra Phutthachan (Khem), Wat Pho, Bangkok 5. Luang Pho Kong, Wat Sam Pangam, Chachoengsao 6. Luang Pho Khem, Wat Muang, Ratchaburi 7. Luang Pu Bun, Wat Klang Bang Kaeo, Nakhon Pathom 8. Luang Pho Chan, Wat Nang Nu, Lopburi 9. Luang Pu Rod, Wat Thung Si Mueang, Ubon Ratchathani 10. Luang Pho Pian, Wat Phothiram, Suphanburi 11. Luang Pho Krak, Wat Amphawan, Lopburi 12. Chao Khun Ubali Sirichanto, Wat Boromniwat 13. Luang Pho Chuang, Wat Paknam, Samut Songkhram 14. Luang Pho Chaeng, Wat Phikun Ngoen, Nonthaburi 15. 16. Luang Pho Phum, Bang Kho Temple, Bangkok. 17. Luang Pho Chai, Phanan Choeng Temple, Ayutthaya. 18. Luang Pho La, Kaeng Khoi Temple, Saraburi. 19. Luang Pho Pai, Kamphaeng Temple, Bangkok.
History of the creation of the Emerald Buddha coin To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Rattanakosin
in 1927, His Majesty King Prajadhipok (Rama VII) appointed a committee to renovate Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram in time for the celebration of Bangkok, which would be its 150th anniversary in 1932. His Majesty graciously appointed His Royal Highness Prince Paribatra Sukhumbhand, Prince of Nakhon Sawan, as the chairman of the committee. He intended for members of the royal family, government officials, and the general public to have the opportunity to make merit on this occasion by creating a sacred object, “Emerald Buddha Coin,” to be distributed as a souvenir to those who donated money.
1. Donors of 100 baht or more will receive a gold Emerald Buddha coin.
2. Donors of 20 baht or more will receive a silver Emerald Buddha coin.
3. Donors of 5 baht or more will receive a silver Emerald Buddha coin. Nickel (Alpaca)
4. Donors from 1 baht and up will receive a copper Emerald Buddha coin.
The Emerald Buddha coin celebrates the 150th anniversary of Bangkok in 1932. The designer is His Royal Highness Prince Vajirananavarorasa.
There are many blocks and 4 types: 1. Gold 2. Silver 3. Nickel (Alpaca) 4. Copper.
Characteristics: It is a round stamped coin.
The front is an image of the Emerald Buddha in meditation posture, sitting on an inverted lotus base, inside a glass pavilion. There is a celestial cloth hanging and flowers all around.
The back of the coin is an image of the Krong Chakra Yantra. There are Khmer characters that appear in the yantra which can be read as Di Saṃ Wa Kaṃ Aa Wa Sa Saṃ, which is an abbreviation of “the Eightfold Path”, namely
Di is Sammā Dithi
, Sammā Sangkappo ,
Wa
is Sammā Vā, Kaṃ is Sammā Kammanto,
A
is Sammā Ajīva, Wa is Sammā Vāyāmo, Sa is
Sammā Sāmatī, Sammā Samādhi. The Buddha Abhiseka ceremony was very grand because it brought together many famous monks who possessed magical powers in that era to join in praying, including (referring to the Office of Wat Phra Kaew) 1. His Royal Highness Prince Chinnaworasiriwat Somdej Phra Sangkharat Chao, Wat Ratchabophit, Bangkok 2. Somdej Phra Wanarat (Pae Tissathewo), Wat Suthat, Bangkok 3. Phra Phothiwongsachan (Nawam), Wat Anongkaram, Bangkok 4. Somdej Phra Phutthachan (Khem), Wat Pho, Bangkok 5. Luang Pho Kong, Wat Sam Pangam, Chachoengsao 6. Luang Pho Khem, Wat Muang, Ratchaburi 7. Luang Pu Bun, Wat Klang Bang Kaeo, Nakhon Pathom 8. Luang Pho Chan, Wat Nang Nu, Lopburi 9. Luang Pu Rod, Wat Thung Si Mueang, Ubon Ratchathani 10. Luang Pho Pian, Wat Phothiram, Suphanburi 11. Luang Pho Krak, Wat Amphawan, Lopburi 12. Chao Khun Ubali Sirichanto, Wat Boromniwat 13. Luang Pho Chuang, Wat Paknam, Samut Songkhram 14. Luang Pho Chaeng, Wat Phikun Ngoen, Nonthaburi 15. 16. Luang Pho Phum, Bang Kho Temple, Bangkok. 17. Luang Pho Chai, Phanan Choeng Temple, Ayutthaya. 18. Luang Pho La, Kaeng Khoi Temple, Saraburi. 19. Luang Pho Pai, Kamphaeng Temple, Bangkok.
| Issuing Country |
Thailand |
|---|---|
| Metal |
Copper ,Gold ,Nickel ,Silver |
| Packaging |
In Capsule |
| Year of Issue |
1932 |
The Royal Thai Mint (Bureau of the Royal Thai Mint) is the official government agency responsible for manufacturing Thailand's circulating coins, commemorative coins, and royal decorations.
100 baht banknote commemorating the 60th anniversary of the coronation and royal wedding of King Rama IX, unused, UNC
Original price was: 20,00$.16,00$Current price is: 16,00$.
Luang Pho Phat coin, Huai Duan Temple, Sema Wat Nang print, copper material, uncut wings, enamel, stamped with committee, Trimester 63 edition, created by Pong Suphan
Original price was: 196,00$.169,00$Current price is: 169,00$.
The image of Tai Hong Kong Zhou Si, made of three-metal silver, created by the Sirindhorn Rajavidyalaya Foundation under royal patronage, at the Bowonniwet Vihara Temple in 1996, with original box.
Original price was: 139,00$.126,00$Current price is: 126,00$.
Sandblasted silver coin commemorating the 150th anniversary of His Majesty King Chulalongkorn’s birth in 2003, with certificate.
Original price was: 115,00$.100,00$Current price is: 100,00$.
Cameo commemorative coin, polished silver, gold plated, Kanchanaphisek commemorative coin, size 26 mm, with original box, guaranteed authentic.
Original price was: 245,00$.215,00$Current price is: 215,00$.
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