Luang Phor Thuad coin, rank-promotion batch (Luean Samanasak), Alpaca (nickel silver), Wat Chang Hai, Pattani, BE 2508
Thai name: เหรียญหลวงพ่อทวด รุ่นเลื่อนสมณศักดิ์ เนื้ออาปาก้า วัดช้างให้ ปัตตานี ปี 2508 · Item code: 2568100102-co-in
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Stamped coin — what can be observed in the macro photos
- Sharpness of the design lines and lettering from the stamping die
- Edge-cutting marks and the flow of metal near the rim
- Surface layers such as gold plating, blackening or oxide, and wear on high points
- Deposits in deep recesses compared with flat areas (features consistent with the age of use of the metal)
Macro photos are empirical data for study and comparison — not a certification of age or authenticity. For in-depth elemental analysis (e.g. XRF / SEM-EDS), please use an independent laboratory. Please use your own judgement.
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About this piece
Luang Phor Thuad coin, rank-promotion batch (Luean Samanasak), Alpaca (nickel silver), Wat Chang Hai, Pattani, BE 2508 — Stamped coins (Rian Pam), documented by Amulet Ping. Every photograph on this page is of this specific piece, taken in-house, so what you see is the actual object.
- Guru monk / origin: Luang Phor Thuad (Luang Pu Thuad) of Wat Chang Hai
- Temple: Wat Chang Hai, Pattani
- Year: BE 2508 (1965 CE)
- Material: Alpaca (nickel silver)
- Mold / batch: rank-promotion batch (Luean Samanasak)
- Thai name: เหรียญหลวงพ่อทวด รุ่นเลื่อนสมณศักดิ์ เนื้ออาปาก้า วัดช้างให้ ปัตตานี ปี 2508
Luang Phor Thuad (Luang Pu Thuad) of Wat Chang Hai
Luang Phor Thuad (also Luang Pu Thuad) is the most revered legendary monk of southern Thailand, said to have lived in the Ayutthaya period and remembered for the legend of turning seawater fresh. His amulets are linked to Wat Chang Hai in Pattani, where the famous first batch was made in BE 2497 (1954) under Ajahn Tim.
Known for: Devotees traditionally associate his amulets with protection from danger and safe travel (klaew klaad).
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These are traditional beliefs passed down among devotees, not guarantees of any result. Please use your own judgement.
🙏 Katha (chant) for this master
Begin by reciting Namo Tassa three times:
Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammā Sambuddhassa (×3) นะโม โพธิสัตโต อาคันติมายะ อิติภะคะวา
The katha is in Pali / Thai. Thai script is shown as recorded; recite with respect.
📖 A detailed article about this piece is available in Thai.: ข้อมูลน่ารู้ เหรียญหลวงพ่อทวด รุ่นเลื่อนสมณศักดิ์ เนื้ออาปาก้า วัดช้างให้ ปัตตานี ปี 2508
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