Coin Identifier
Thai Temple Token / Merit Medal (Phra Buddha Chinnarat) — obverse
Obverse
Thai Temple Token / Merit Medal (Phra Buddha Chinnarat) — reverse
Reverse
Non-monetary amulet / Temple token

Thai Temple Token / Merit Medal (Phra Buddha Chinnarat)

Thailand · Late 20th to Early 21st Century

A concave-surfaced Thai temple token featuring concentric rings and a central Buddha image on one side, and Thai script with a prominent diamond/spire motif on the other.

Country
Thailand
Year
Late 20th to Early 21st Century
Denomination
Non-monetary amulet / Temple token
Metal
Bronze / Copper-plated alloy

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Overview

A concave-surfaced Thai temple token featuring concentric rings and a central Buddha image on one side, and Thai script with a prominent diamond/spire motif on the other.

Historical significance

Issued by Buddhist temples in Thailand as religious tokens, amulets, or merit-making souvenirs. They are often distributed to devotees during temple fairs, consecration ceremonies, or fundraising events.

Obverse (front)

Concentric circular ripples radiating outward from a central diamond/spire motif, surrounded by Thai inscriptions along the outer rim.

Reverse (back)

Concentric circular ripples surrounding a central depiction of a seated Buddha on a pedestal (reminiscent of Phra Buddha Chinnarat).

Estimated value

$1 - $5

What drives this coin's value

Metal content, association with a famous temple or revered monk, and overall condition/eye appeal.

Grade assessment

About Uncirculated / Mint State (minimal wear, typical of devotional souvenirs kept in storage)

Mintage & rarity

Common tourist and devotional item

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

These tokens are rarely counterfeited as they are widely produced inexpensive souvenirs, but verify metal composition and clear striking details.

Notable varieties & errors

Varies by specific temple of origin, varying sizes, and differences in the central deity depiction.

Similar coins

Other Thai amulet tokens, gaming counters, and modern temple medals.

Care & preservation

Store in a cool, dry place in a non-PVC coin flip or holder. Avoid harsh cleaning or polishing to preserve the original bronze finish.

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