Rian Sema Luang Phor To Lang Phra Pidta & Yant Nur Ngern BE2460 Wat Wihan Thong (blessed by Luang Pu Suk) Chabnat Province
Rian Sema Luang Pho To – Lang Phra Pidta & Yant Nur Ngern BE2460 Wat Wihan Thong
(with Thaprachan Certificate + Silver Casing)
Front-facing view of the Rian Sema Luang Pho To BE2460
Overview
The Rian Sema Luang Pho To created in B.E. 2460 (1917) at Wat Wihan Thong, Chainat Province, is one of the rarest Thai Buddhist coin-shaped amulets. Its uniqueness lies in the dual imagery: the obverse depicting Luang Pho To and the reverse featuring Phra Pidta with Yant, crafted in sacred Nur Ngern (silver).
This sacred batch was personally blessed by Luang Pu Suk of Wat Pak Khlong Makham Thao, a legendary monk renowned for his mastery of Wicha and protective blessings.
Amulet Background
- Temple: Wat Wihan Thong, Chainat Province
- Year Created: B.E. 2460 (1917)
- Material: Solid Nur Ngern (silver)
- Type: Rian Sema (shield-shaped coin)
- Obverse: Luang Pho To in meditative posture
- Reverse: Phra Pidta with sacred Yant inscriptions
Sacred Consecration
The consecration was led by Luang Pu Suk during a multi-day chanting and empowerment ceremony at Wat Wihan Thong. Senior monks from surrounding provinces participated, infusing the amulets with potent spiritual energy.
Luang Pu Suk – The Master
Luang Pu Suk (หลวงปู่ศุข วัดปากคลองมะขามเฒ่า) was famed for his meditative attainments and sacred sciences (Wicha). He trained many prominent monks, including royal disciples, and his consecrated amulets are revered as some of the most powerful in Thai history.
Ceremony Highlights
- Multi-day chanting rituals and meditation-led empowerment
- Chanted protective katha for Klaew Klaad (safety), Metta Mahaniyom (attraction), and Kongkrapan (invulnerability)
- Conducted under strict ritual discipline for maximum efficacy
Symbolism
- Luang Pho To Side: Symbol of wisdom, discipline, and revered monastic authority
- Phra Pidta with Yant Side: Seals away negativity, offering protection from harm and misfortune
The sacred Yant inscriptions on the reverse act as a spiritual shield against danger and evil.
Rarity and Collectibility
- Over 100 years old, crafted from silver, making it highly sought after
- Authenticated by leading Thai amulet certification bodies
- Occasionally featured in top-tier amulet auctions
- Valued as a historical and spiritual heirloom by advanced collectors
Front view profile showing sacred silver material
Back view detailing of obverse surface
Verified by Thaprachan
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