This Pra Somdej Prok Po 95th Year edition amulet from Luang Por Pae, with Powders stuffed into a hole in the base, is in mint condition and has a very clear and well defined relief image. This Pim is most certainly an extremely attractive, and priceworthy Pra Somdej Luang Por Pae, 95th Anniversary edition from Wat Pikul Tong.

These classic Pra Niyom Masterpiece amulets were made in the Year 2542 BE, in the celebration of the 95th birthday of Luang Por Pae edition, and were released in 2543. This was perhaps the last edition to pass before Luang Por and be blessed by this Great Master.

The amulet was made in various versions in this 'Aayu 95' Edition, all of which, just like most Pim from this master, are now becoming extremely difficult to find many remaining examples of. This is perhaps the final time where these amulets may still be found if one searches with great diligence, but otherwise, are now extremely difficult to find.

A hole in the base has been filled with Sacred Powders, as is traditional with most Pra Somdej amulets from Luang Por Pae.

The blessing ceremony of Buddha Abhiseka was also attended by Luang Por Jae Issaro, Luang Por Guay, Luang Phu Yen of Wat Sala Prian, Luang Por Juan, Luang Phu Bpron, as the lineage Masters of the Great Miracle Monk Luang Phu Sukh (Wat Makham Tao), Luang Por Tao, Luang Por Derm, and Luang Por Sri.

Because of Luang Por Sri commanding Luang Por Guay to stand in his stead, Luang Por Pae gave the honors of invoking and empowering the incense sticks with the Khom Agkhara 'P' for Pae, and was successful in performing an extremely effective empowerment which is part of what makes this edition famous, along with the other models released in this edition.

The most difficult masterpieces to find from this edition were the ivory Nakprok Somdejs, and some Images of Luang Por Pae Nang Pan (sitting on a Bucha tray). These are highly revered as sacred due to their sacred powders containing pieces of ceramic bricks of the giant Luang Por Pae statue at Wat Pikul Tong. Both of those models are already soaring into the many thousands of dollars price range, and are even harder to find, than they are to afford.

Whoever possesses this Pra Niyom 95 Birthday edition Somdej Luang Por Pae amulet, can rest assured of its sacred power and the fact that it can only become ever rarer, that it is a treasure in itself for its constant and steady increase in rarity, esteem, class and value.

This Pim features a Buddha image on the front face, on a 3 tiered dais, under the falliing leaves of the Bodhi tree. This model measures 4 x 3 Cm, which is a 'Pim Yai, sized Pra Somdej roughly the size of the famous Pim Pra Pratan (Pim Yai), which is popular from Wat Rakang Kositaram, Wat Bang Khun Prohm, and from Wat Bovornives.

The rear side of the Amulets features some sacred geometry and ancient Khmer Sanskrit inscriptions, of the syllables 'Na Chaa Li Dti', one Na Putsoorn (Pu-Pu-Pu) either side of the top corners, and an image of the grandmaster Luang Por Pae, sitting on a 'Thaan Singh' Lion Throne Dais, which floats above the Rachasri Himapant Lion.The Word 'Pae' and the number 95 (๙๕) is embossed.

Either side of the grand master in the top corners, are the famous 'Yant Na Putsoorn' concentrically written Yantra spells, which are present on almost all authentic amulets from this guru master.

The amulets were made inPuttakun Powders, and also in red, green rainbow, white, black and gold, in white sacred powder, or in rainbow colours with, or without gold leaf. Some of the rare editions with double or triple Takrut spells inserted into the Muan Sarn Sacred Powders, were also released in varied limited edition numbers.

These amulets can be found in all volumes of official documentation which is part of what makes his sacred amulets so popular, because of their extensive documentation forauthentication when one has good reference images for study.

Above; Luang Por Pae Pra Somdej and other amulets, in official documentation magazines

Luang Por Pae amulets are highly recognisable tend to accumulate a very fine Midew-like white powdery film on the surface, especially in the case of the rainbow coloured ones more than others.

But it does form on all different kinds of his amulets of the sacred powder variety. This fine white powder which rises up to reside on the surface of the amulet is part of the true character of Luang Por Pae's amulets, and is considered a mark of Sacred Power when this Pong Puttakun powder rises to reside upon the hardened surface.

Luang Por Pae was renowned for his purity of practice, and his Pra Somdej amulet, is one of the most classic and sought after to be found in the modern era. This means the last half-century. Many other amulets of the same or lesser standard cost much more but this is about to change, and is indeed changing very fast in Thailand

Another part of the reasons for the rapid depletion and increased rarity of Luang Por Pae amulets, is the fact that his amulets are not only of top importance and collectability in Thailand, rather, also on international shores. Many Singaporeans Malaysians Taiwanese and Hong Kong nationals, have been buying up these amulets for more than the last 10 to 15 years.

This has caused a massive depletion of those amulets which could still be found on the market back in those days.

As a result, these amulets have not only attained the grand respect and high spiritual and monetary value that they possess today, but are also now entering the halls of fame of essential rarities, which are immensely hard to find.

We predict that by the time our children are grown up, these amulets will be of immensely increased value, and incredibly hard to find one on offer at all, except at a price, that is only affordable to millionaires.

They are already amongst the most preferred Pra Somdej amulets and skyrocketed during the years 2550 to 2557 BE, raising them to the status of Master Class Pra Niyom amulets of the highest level. It is not expected to become easier for find them either, so now is the time, to hunt and gather the amulets of Luang Por Pae, before it is too late.