Pra Somdej Run Maha Lap (Great Wealthy Fortunes edition) made from Nuea Pong Nam Man (Oily Herbal Powders) Luang Por Pae of Wat Pikul Tong.

Released in the Year 2536 BE, this amulet is an Ongk Kroo special version with three Takrut in 3 different sacred metals (on Tantra foils with Khom spells inscribed); Nuea Tong Kam (gold) Nuea Ngern (silver) and Nuea Nak (bronze).

This is known for the applied method of empowerment for the Wicha Yant/Takrut Pitsamorn, and is popularly kown as 'Sam Kasat' (3K, meaning '3 Kings').

This edition was one of Luang Por Pae's last edition which he managed to bless and empower, and this particular model, although less known and commonly popular, due to its rarity and failure to document in popular magazines (also due to its rarity).

It is a preferred amulet of the true and knowledgeable collector and devotee of Luang Por Pae, and is one of the more worthful and prestigious acquisitions in the pantheon of Pra Sondej Luang Por Pae amulets.

Luang Por Pae's Amulets are a Fine Class Sacred Amulet that is not outside the reach of those with lesser Budgets than some of the Wealthier Collectors, a Fine and recommendable Truly sacred Amulet of the Pim Niyom Class.

2 Takrut in the bottom base, and one in the top are inserted.

It is easily presentable in show, and is an amulet that any Thai Amulet Collector in the Know would be quite Proud to own and Wear, however Rich or Not. This is thus what we call a Top Class Amulet, at a very affordable price.

This particular example,is extremely  defined ands preserved over the time since its release, and is hence, an extremely presentable amulet for show in competition and personal showcasing.

This is perhaps one of the rarer acquisitions, overseen by those who instantly jump for the rainbow colored Pra Somdej of Luang Por Pae, which hav e their preferential bias of their own Genre, but which serve to leave such exhibits as this particular example, in a beautiful beige-brown oily sacreed herbal powder, whose density and oily finish is accued with incremental sacred and visually-appreciative element of pong Puttakun powder (the white mildew which has accumulated on the surface, believed to be a sign of Sacred Buddha Blessings and Magical Power).

This great master is internationally famous with amulet collectors and people of the Buddhist faith around the world. He is probably the most famous maker of this type of amulets to have graced the last half-century. His amulets, have been till now, much more affordable than other amulets from Masters of the same calibre, but have a lately become ever rarer since various nations of Southeast Asia have begun to fervently collect his amulets.

They have become ever rarer lately, and prices are now beginning to rise. This can be expected to be the prelude to his Amulets becoming truly essential rarities on the ancient amulet collector scene, and, that, their prices will rise incredibly over the next 10 years or so.

A most classic Thai Buddhist amulet, of high esteem from one of the 20th century's greatest masters of international fame, which any true Buddhist would be proud to wear and would feel inspired from. Its sacred power should be umistakable and undoubtable for the sheer respect and reverence which the whole Nation of Thailand has, for the life's work of this great Thai Buddhist master monk.

Luang Por Pae was an extremely respected and well loved Monk for his great deeds of generosity, which he manifested in many projects which benefited the general good of the local people of both Singhburi and Lopburi Provinces.

Above; Luang Por Pae, Wat Pikul Tong (Singhburi)