Luang Phor Pern 2536 Mee Suk Brass Cast Portrait Medal with Certificate

Luang Phor Pern 2536 Mee Suk brass cast portrait medal from Wat Bang Phra, certificate R07768. Mee Suk means happiness, peaceful well-being, and a smoother life direction, making this amulet suitable for protection, supportive connections, avoiding troublesome people, wealth guarding, and daily confidence. What is this Luang Phor Pern 2536 Mee Suk brass medal The Thai certificate name is เหรียญหล่อหลวงพ่อเปิ่น รุ่นมีสุข เนื้อทองเหลือง พ.ศ.2536. It means Luang Phor Pern Mee Suk brass cast medal, made in B.E. 2536 / 1993. The front shows Luang Phor Pern seated inside a shrine-like frame, while the back carries yantra-style and Thai inscriptions. Key details: type, cast monk portrait medal; master, Luang Phor Pern Thitakuno; temple, Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom; year, B.E. 2536 / 1993; material, brass; edition, Mee Suk; certificate number, R07768; stock, one piece. About Luang Phor Pern Luang Phor Pern of Wat Bang Phra is widely remembered for protective tiger lineage, Sak Yant sacred tattoo tradition, and his influence on modern Thai amulet culture. For this portrait medal, the emphasis is less on a specific animal symbol and more on carrying the revered master's image for protection, steadiness, and daily confidence. Blessings and use The Mee Suk name supports a reading of peaceful living, smoother circumstances, steadier work, supportive people, protection from troublesome people, and wealth guarding. Amulets are devotional supports, not guaranteed outcomes; ethical conduct and sincere effort remain essential. Craftsmanship The brass casting gives the medal a compact, solid presence. The seated portrait, shrine-shaped outline, visible reverse markings, and gold-tone casing make it practical for daily wear while remaining collectible for Wat Bang Phra and Luang Phor Pern devotees. FAQ What year is it from? B.E. 2536, equivalent to 1993. What does Mee Suk mean? It means happiness, peaceful well-being, or living with ease. Does it come with a certificate? Yes, certificate R07768, issued on 5 May B.E. 2569. Is it suitable for business and sales? Yes, especially for people who need supportive connections, client communication, and steadier interpersonal energy. Can it be worn daily? Yes, wear respectfully. Specific listing note This listing is for one piece. Price 150, stock 1, cost price 80. Last updated: 2026-05-18 | Curated by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok-based.

• Suitable for devotees of Luang Phor Pern
• Wat Bang Phra collectors
• monk portrait medal collectors
• daily wearers
• business owners
• sales and client-facing workers
• managers
• people handling complex relationships
• gift buyers
• and entry-level authentic amulet collectors.

• Generally suitable for most devotees
• collectors
• and daily wearers; no special taboo
• wear respectfully.

Temple：

Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom

Consecrated By：

Luang Phor Pern Thitakuno

Year：

2536

Material：

Brass cast medal

This Luang Phor Pern 2536 Mee Suk brass cast portrait medal is a practical daily-wear amulet from Wat Bang Phra. Its appeal lies in the combination of the master's portrait, the Mee Suk theme of peaceful well-being, brass casting, and certificate R07768. Life of the master Luang Phor Pern Thitakuno is one of Wat Bang Phra's most recognized masters, known for tiger-related protective practice, Sak Yant lineage, and wide public devotion. While many collectors associate him with tiger amulets, portrait medals offer a more direct way to carry the teacher's image and lineage in daily life. Portrait medal tradition Portrait amulets are worn as reminders of a teacher's virtue and protective presence. For devotees of Luang Phor Pern, a portrait medal can support confidence, discipline, protection, and steady conduct in everyday work and travel. Consecration context This B.E. 2536 Wat Bang Phra issue carries the name Mee Suk, meaning happiness or peaceful well-being. That theme makes it especially suitable for people seeking smoother work, better social harmony, supportive connections, and protection from negative interpersonal situations. Why it is collectible The piece has clear identifying points: Luang Phor Pern, Wat Bang Phra, B.E. 2536, brass, cast portrait form, Mee Suk edition, and certificate R07768. It is accessible for newer collectors and practical for daily wearers who want a certificate-backed monk portrait amulet. Merit Messenger promise Merit Messenger is Bangkok-based and focuses on clear photographs, certificate details, and respectful cultural context for every amulet we list. Last updated: 2026-05-18 | Curated by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok-based.

Comes with Merit Messenger certificate R07768. Certificate issue date: 5 May B.E. 2569.