Buddhist Amulet World – The First Edition Coin of Luang Pu Chu and the Commemorative 'Jap Poy Lor Han' Coin
The article explores rare Thai amulets and commemorative coins, including a first-edition coin from the renowned monk Luang Pu Choo from 1928, a merit-making amulet from Wat Nong Joke in Prachuap Khiri Khan, and a highly sought-after "Jab P
This article features several notable Buddhist amulets and coins created by respected monks. Luang Pu Sood Sirithorn, former abbot of Wat Kahlng in Samut Sakhon, created a popular 2506 BE copper coin featuring a basket yantra design, with fewer than 5,000 pieces produced. Luang Pu Chu Chanthasorn, the renowned former abbot of Wat Nak Prok in Bangkok, is best known for his first-edition coin created in 2471 BE to commemorate a 70th birthday, with only 70 silver coins with gold plating ever produced. Luang Pho Yid Chanthasuwan of Wat Nong Jok in Prachuap Khiri Khan had his disciple commission the popular 'Barmee 89' coin in 2555 BE to mark his 89th birthday. The article also features the rare and highly collectible 'Jap Poy Lor Han' commemorative coin, created in 2434 BE during the reign of King Rama IV to honor the monastic ordination of Prince Maha Vajirunhis at Wat Bowonniwet. This large coin features 18 Arhat images and was produced in gold, silver, and various other metals, making it a prized collector's item.
