🚩🚩Open to inquire about the price. 🚩🚩 Maha Auspicious coin, the Royal Grandfather Ring, Sujinanol, 1974 (or the UM version).

The Royal Grandfather Ring Medallion, 1974 (or the UM version), silver.

It is one of the most popular coins and has one of the most magical dark conjuring ceremonies of Doi Mae Pang Temple, Chiang Mai Province. It was created on the occasion that Luang Pu Ring reached the age of 7 rounds (84 years). It was recognized as unpacking the most beautiful and real face of Luang Pu.

Creation and Buddha Information

This version of the coin went through two great evocations, as did the Emerald Glass Medal of 1973.

Buddha is very remarkable for his merciful, safe calves and wealth fortune.

By dividing it into upperprint (large round) and lowerprint (small round), there are a number of constructions separated by metallic texture as follows:

Gold Texture: Very few builds on order

Silver Texture: Arranged for $2,000.

Metal Count Texture: Arrangement of 3,000

Copper Texture Medallion: Arranged to create tens of thousands of digits (the most easily seen)

Characteristics of the Medal and Preliminary Consideration

On the front: It is like a royal grandfather, a half-turned ring, on the top of which there is an ancient character letter reading "Um."

On the back: It is behind the Talisman, the table of the Lanna characters, around the edge of the coin, indicating the text "The Royal Medallion, the Royal Grandfather Ring, the Sujinthon, has reached the age of 7 rounds in 1974."

Observation: A Universalist block must have a "Su" code or a specific code in a clear position, sharp lines, a prominent nose in dimensions, not flat.