Seventieth Anniversary edition of LP Mon's famoous and ultra collected Pra Nakprok amulet. This edition has a serial code in the form of the Khom Letter 'na' embossed on the rear face, and the number 7 is cast into the front face. The Buddha image is fashioned in Khmer influenced Lopburi Periodic Influence. Released in 2537 BE (1994). Luang Phu Mon is Abbot of Wat Nern Ta Mak in Chonburi.

Made from Nava Loha (Nine Sacred Metals, cast into one Sacred alloy, containing a large quantity of Gold and Silver, with bronze and Sacred metal artifacts and yantra foils added). This edition was released in various metals including Tong Daeng (copper) Tong Rakang (brass) Nava Loha (9 metals) Ngern (silver) and Tong Kam (solid gold).

Luang Phu Mon was one of Chonburi Province's most revered monks for his predominantly Pure Buddhist amulets of Great Power. in addition, the Thai Amulet Community respects and catalogs his amulets and considers them eternal members of the Pra Niyom category of the Pre-New, and New Eras of Thai Amulets. Since Luang Phu passed away peacefully in 2541 BE, at  the age of 88 in his 60th year of Ordained life, his amulets have slowly filtered out and have begun to become extremely rare. This has added to the demand and fame of his amulets. LP Mon is one of the great Historical Masters of Chonburi Province of this Century.

Above; Connoisseur Collectors Publication and Catalog of the Amulets of Luang Phu Mon, documenting all his famous series and editions.

This means that the Future will see them becoming Classic Masterpiece amulets of High Value. As far as we are concerned, their Spiritual value is even Higher, and more Important, and does not need to wait for the future to reap the rewards of its blessings.

An all time classic and a very auspicious amulet. recommendable for children or ladies to wear.

The rear face has the Sacred Na code embossed, and the Yant Maha Ud with the following Khom Kata;

Putta Sangmi Sukadto - Ma - A - U

A pure Buddhist amulet in miniature size most apt for attaching as a pendant to multi amulet neck chains. It is recommendable to place it as one of the higher residing amulets on the chain, which usually start with the largest/heaviest amulet in the bottom central position, and get smaller and lighter, as they rise up the chain laterally.

Spiritual Blessings of this type of amulet; Maha Ud (Gunstopper spell), Kong Grapan (Non-Piercable), Serm Duang (improve Karma), Klaew Klaad (Evade Dangers), Choke Lap (Lucky Fortune).

Above; Luang Phu Mon