Buddhist Amulets: Luang Pu Nil, Luang Por Kluab Coins Showcased
Three rare Buddhist amulets are profiled, including Luang Pu Nil's 1973 dark copper coin and Luang Por Kluab's colorful 1996 medallion created by the Uthai Thani Lions Club.
The roundup features detailed descriptions of three notable Buddhist amulets. Luang Pu Nil's 72-year-anniversary coin, cast around 1973, is an oval-shaped dark copper medallion featuring his half-length image and a four-sided yantra, with approximately 10,000 pieces produced. Luang Por Kluab's 1996 coin, created by the Uthai Thani Lions Club, is a flattened spherical design featuring his half-length image in yellow robes with colored glazing on the reverse in red, blue, green, sky blue, and purple. Luang Pu Solos's nine-sided diamond-shaped amulet from 2005 is a dark copper design with a loop, featuring his half-length image and his personal yantra, limited to 500 pieces and cast with fine craftsmanship.
