LP Tim Wat Phra Khao BE2524 1st Batch Somdej - Rare

龍普添瓦帕考的最早期记录的崇迪主要材料正是香蕉与僧众化缘所得之米粮，并掺合了 龍普添瓦帕考亲自加持的圣粉。当年共使用多种原始模具制作，每一枚佛牌皆盖有 寺庙官方印记，为鉴别真伪的重要依据。

此批佛牌最初由寺内僧众制作后呈献予 龍普添瓦帕考 加持，并未立即流通，而是 长期供奉并保存于寺内。直至 佛历 2524 年迦汀法会，龍普添瓦帕考才正式将其释出。

该系列佛牌深受 全亚洲藏家追捧与收藏，然而 稀有版本——如图中所示者——至今仍极为罕见，市面难寻，更显其珍贵的收藏与传承价值。

Somdej Khao Kan Baht, also known as Somdej Nur Kloy Nam Thai Khao Kan Baht, is regarded as the earliest Somdej amulet issued by LP Tim of Wat Phra Khao.

The name translates to “Somdej made from Thai banana pulp and alms rice”, as these two ingredients formed the main materials used, together with LP Tim’s sacred powders. Several moulds were produced, and each piece was stamped with the temple’s official chop.

The amulets were initially crafted by temple monks and presented to LP Tim for consecration. Rather than being released immediately, they were stored within the temple for many years. LP Tim later decided to officially release them during the Kathin ceremony in BE 2524.

Collectors throughout Asia have acquired these amulets in significant numbers; however, rare variants—such as the example featured above—remain exceptionally difficult to find.