Luang Pu Thuat, Phra Khru Wisai Sophon (Tim), B.E. 2549 (2006) – Blackened Copper Sema Coin, No.115

✨ Luang Pu Thuat Heritage Collection

Luang Pu Thuat (Phra Khru Wisai Sophon "Tim") Sema Medal

B.E. 2549 (2006) • Blackened Copper • No. 115

🏛️ A Cultural Legacy from Southern Thailand

This Sema-shaped commemorative medal of Luang Pu Thuat (Phra Khru Wisai Sophon “Tim”), issued in B.E. 2549 (2006), represents an important continuation of one of Southern Thailand’s most revered Buddhist lineages.

More than a devotional object, this medal serves as a tangible link to the enduring cultural heritage surrounding Luang Pu Thuat, whose influence has shaped generations of Buddhist practitioners, collectors, and historians throughout Thailand and beyond.

What distinguishes this particular issue is its connection to Phor Than Phon of Wat Na Pradu, Pattani, a respected monk within the third-generation lineage associated with Luang Pu Thuat's spiritual tradition. This documented lineage connection enhances both its historical significance and collector appeal.

🪷 Item Details

Name: Luang Pu Thuat (Phra Khru Wisai Sophon "Tim")
Year Issued: B.E. 2549 (2006)
Type: Sema Medal (Traditional Thai Temple Medal)
Material: Blackened Copper
Serial Number: No. 115
Blessing Ceremony: Conducted by Phor Than Phon, Wat Na Pradu, Pattani

🔍 Artistic & Design Features

Obverse

Features a finely executed half-body portrait of Luang Pu Thuat in a dignified frontal pose. The engraving displays clear facial details and strong craftsmanship characteristic of traditional Thai amulet artistry.

Border

Well-defined Sema-shaped frame with a thick, balanced rim that gives the medal a substantial and enduring presence.

Surface

Original blackened copper finish displaying a naturally aged patina developed over time, reflecting its authenticity and period character.

📦 Preservation Status

✓ Original surface retained

✓ No polishing, restoration, or modification

✓ Natural aging consistent with a 2006 issue

✓ Attractive collector-grade condition

✓ Well-preserved details throughout

📚 Cultural & Collectible Significance

Luang Pu Thuat remains one of Thailand’s most celebrated monastic figures, and artifacts associated with his lineage continue to be highly sought after by collectors of Thai Buddhist heritage.

This medal is particularly appealing to:

• Collectors of Luang Pu Thuat lineage amulets

• Students of Southern Thai Buddhist history

• Enthusiasts of Thai religious art and temple-issued medals

• Collectors seeking individually numbered pieces

• Those interested in preserving tangible expressions of Thailand’s spiritual and cultural traditions

🎯 Collector's Note

The numbered issue (No. 115) adds an additional element of collectibility, while the connection to Wat Na Pradu and the Luang Pu Thuat lineage contributes meaningful provenance for serious collectors.

As both a cultural artifact and a collectible piece of Thai Buddhist heritage, this medal represents an enduring legacy passed through generations of faith, craftsmanship, and tradition.

📸 Authenticity

✔ Authentic item

✔ Photographs show the actual piece offered

✔ Images taken from the genuine medal

✔ Traceable temple lineage and documented blessing tradition

✔ Suitable for collection, study, display, or personal preservation

A preserved piece of Thailand’s living Buddhist heritage — connecting history, craftsmanship, and cultural memory through the legacy of Luang Pu Thuat.

• Availability: 1 In Stock
• Model: 115