In the broadest sense Phra Rians are coin-shaped amulets, which are minted with a few exceptions. It is by far the most common form of Thai amulets. Phra Rians are created in different alloying, the most are common ones are Thong Daeng (Copper alloying) Thong Lueang (brass alloying) Nuea Nawa (Silver Alloying) - almost black, Ngoen (silver - only for small batches) and Thong Kam (real gold - extremely rare). Phra Rian in Thailand cost between one Euro and several thousand Euros.
Gilt Thai Buddha amulet Phra Prathan Nai Phra Ubosoth from the venerable Phra Ratcha Molee Promma Sappanyo, abbot of Wat Chakrawat Ratchawat Woramahawihan (also Wat Sam Pluem), Tambon Chakkrawat, Khet Samphan Thawong, Changwat Bangkok, Thailand, from the year B.E. 2531 (1988).
Gilt thai-amulet Ruun Kroob Roob 30 Pii Rong Rian Phibun Mangsahan Ubon Ratchathani from the venerable Phra Sri Thotsaphonlayan, abbot of Wat Ratchasittharam (also Wat Plap), Tambon Wat Arun, Amphoe Bangkok Yai, Bangkok, Thailand from the year B.E. 2536 (1993).
Gilt Thai Buddha amulet Phra Prathan Nai Phra Ubosoth from the venerable Phra Ratcha Molee Promma Sappanyo, abbot of Wat Chakrawat Ratchawat Woramahawihan (also Wat Sam Pluem), Tambon Chakkrawat, Khet Samphan Thawong, Changwat Bangkok, Thailand, from the year B.E. 2531 (1988).
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