Bangkok: The famous amulet from Wat Phutthaisawan, known as the "Nuea Duang" or "Above Destiny" coin, has a rich history tied to the consecration of the royal temple on June 23, 2006. Created by "Former Phra Choti," this amulet commemorates the 60th anniversary of King Rama IX's reign.
According to Thai News Agency, the "Nuea Duang" amulet, also known as "Elevating Status," was consecrated through a blessing ceremony that invoked the deity Jatu Kham Ramathep. The ceremony was held at the Jatu Kham Ramathep Shrine in Wat Phutthaisawan, with 16 senior monks and renowned masters participating. The amulet gained significant attention, with many celebrities and politicians wearing it.
In the amulet market for this particular edition, there is no fixed price for the "Nuea Duang" amulet. Prices vary based on the material, condition, code, and authentication of the amulet. The gold version with two "T" codes, limited to 16 pieces, can fetch prices ranging from hundreds of thousands to several million baht. The single "T" code gold version, with 160 pieces, also commands high prices in the hundreds of thousands of baht. Other versions, such as the Nawa Loh (mixed metal) version, are available for 78,000 baht on websites and social media. Recent searches at the Tha Phra Chan market in early September 2026 showed prices for the "Nuea Duang" amulets at approximately 19,000 baht, 33,500 baht, and even 240,000 baht, depending on the material and condition.