Anyone can identify?

Thanks for the info. Got the amulet from a widow whose late husband has been keeping it for a long time.

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Another 2 more from the same batch that I got.

This post has been edited by cuebiz: Apr 10 2009, 11:10 AM

Anyone can identify this?

Happy Wesak Day

I think you need to practice your photo taking skill first. Too blur

New addition for my collection

Pls show your collection

Tok Raja? Rm3K pitta must be power

Add one more site from SG. http://www.siamamulets.com/index.php
You can post all your amulet for identification

It is hard to distinguish whether it is genuine if you are getting it from the Internet. Best is still direct from the temple or recommended shops.

Happy Wesak Day

There are plenty of old amulets that are blessed by Somdej Toh of WRK fame. It just that some dealer purposely say it is fake to protect the value of the old WRK batch.

The best verification is by holding it and feel the power. Of course, not many people can have such ability. Another way is to break it into half and see the interior. Of course, hardly anyone does this method

Most expensive amulet are very old. Since most fake will want to replicate the original, they use poor material and coat the outer layer and make it like aged amulet.

Amulet that has been bless will have power. Those that are mass chanting power are stronger. Fake one will have none. I agree that it is not necessary to break or drill for samples just to verify.

As for young abbot, I do not have how they are qualified at such young age. Recently, I read that there is one 30++ years old abbot in Thailand have been disrobed and sent to jail for directing his assistant to kill his ex gf's lover.

I am more concerned on how they appoint an abbot rather than choosing one that has been 'enlighten'. The news below is one abbot aged 24


Monk, novice defrocked, charged with murder
By THE NATION ON SUNDAY
CHIANG MAI

CHIANG MAI: -- Khruba Noi Arnawelo, an abbot at Payak Donkaew Temple, and a novice, Phra Amphon Aumkul, were charged yesterday over the murder of a 17-year-old vocational schoolboy - a slaying alleged sparked by jealous rage.

Following the shooting of Amornpan Chamnikrai, 17, at the temple entrance on Wednesday, the victim's girlfriend, identified as "Kwang" (not her real name), 19, told Doi Sa Ket police Amornpan came to pick her up after work. While they were passing the temple, a white Toyota car that had tailed them sped up and parked at the temple entrance. The assailants got out of the car and shot Amornpan.

Kwang admitted she dated Khruba Noi, now 24, but kept a distance after he became a monk. She said she had started seeing Amornpan two weeks prior to the shooting but the boy had been threatened by the monk to end the relationship with "Kwang".

Police investigators initially found that Khruba Noi called another girlfriend to pick them up and ordered Phra Amphon to shoot the victim.

Both Khruba Noi and Phra Amphon have been defrocked, although they deny any wrong-doing.

The monk was well-known due to his reputation as a fortune teller, and as a follower of the late Khruba Sriwichai, as well as meditating for seven days in a cave while not eating.

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/home/2010/...r-30128877.html

Anyone went to a recent exhibition at Jln Pudu that got display a Pidta that worth RM 1M? Saw on newspaper that they even invite a minister to grace the opening

I think this shop just wanna promote their signboard by having a minister to come. In a way, they succeed since free publicity in the newspaper.

Buy from trusted seller or get them direct from temple. If you got the virtue, then you will meet collectors who can test the power of the amulets and can get advice from them.