About King Bhumibol:

Bhumibol Adulyadej (5 December 1927 – 13 October 2016), conferred with the title King Bhumibol the Great in 1987, was the ninth monarch of Thailand from the Chakri Dynasty as Rama IX. Having reigned since 9 June 1946, he was, at the time of his death, the world's longest-serving head of state and the longest-reigning monarch in Thai history, serving for 70 years, 126 days.

King Bhumibol was the most hard-working king ever in the world. He worked every day all his reign shown by his more than 4,000 projects for better life of Thai people in many aspects such as farming, water, soil, forests, cattle, education, science and technology, etc. , and also led “Philosophy of Sufficiency Economy”.

The king was more than the king. No any words can describe his virtues. We all Thai can repose our faith to the king wholeheartedly and altogether praise him “King of King Forever”.

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PDMAB3061 Holy Somdej Chitlada Amulet Red Color, King Bhumibol’s 50th Year of Throne Material: holy powder Size: 2.4 x 3.4 cm From: CP All Public Company Origin: Thailand Year: 2539 B.E. (1996 C.E.) This amulet is called “Somdej Chitlada” built by CP All Public Company, Thailand (CP 1 royal project) in 1996 in order to celebrate the auspicious occasion that King Bhumibol completed his 50th year of accession to the throne.   The design was molded as exactly as the real Chitlada amulet of King Bhumibol. This Somdej Chitlada amulet is good to collect or keep for worship believed to have power in various aspects protection, good luck, wealth, charisma, etc. Amount: built for 1,000,000 pieces
PDMAB3062 Experienced* 2539 B.E. Alpaca King Bhumibol on the Throne Medal, 50th Reign Anniversary Material: alpaca Size: 2.7 x 4 cm (includes a hoop) Year: 2539 B.E. (1996 C.E.) From: Thailand’s Ministry of Defence Amount: built only 5,000, 000 medals in 1996 This fine medal with imprint of King Bhumibol (Rama the Ninth) of Thailand with the longest reign ever in Chakri Dynasty. The back imprinted weapons of Lord Indra: a rowel and a  trident. This medal was built by Ministry of Defence, Thailand in 1996 to celebrate King Bhumibol’s the 50th anniversary of accession to the throne on June the 9th, 1996 – a good medal for collectors with experience in protecting Thai soldiers and police from dangers. Building the 50th reign anniversary medal, the committee collected metal material  from many ritual ceremonies such as Chanuan Phra Kring 100th year of Ministry of Defence 2533 B.E (1990 C.E.), Chanuan Phra Nirokantarai by Ministry of Defence 2538 B.E. (1995 C.E.) and metal sheets inscribed by guru monks around Thailand and Somdet Phra Yannasangwon (the 19th Supreme Patriarch of Thailand) performed blessing by himself at Wat Boworn, Bangkok. **Power: In fact, any medal with King Bhumibol is regarded holy that can help and protect the owner because the King was full of mercy and goodness. Experience: A newspaper reported a policeman was sniped by terrorists. His car was mangled and overturned, but the policeman who wore King Bhumibol 50th Reign medal could be still alive.
PDMAB3063 Good Collection 2506 B.E. Alpaca King Bhumibol Civil Scout Medal Material: alpaca Size: 2.3 cm diameter From: National Scout Organization of Thailand Year: 2506 B.E. (1963 C.E.) This medal is called “Rian Look Suer” or a medal of civil scout, created in 1963 under the idea of His Majesty the King Bhumibol in order to give the civil scouts who did benefits for Thailand National Scout’s affairs as a token of appreciation from the king. The front of the medal has a side portrait of King Bhumibol and the backside has a logo of Thailand National Scout and the word “granted by the king”.
PDMAB3064 Priceless & Meaningful 2554 B.E. Copper Monk King Bhumibol Medal 84th Birthday Material: copper Size: 1.9 x 2.5 cm From: Siriraj Hospital, Bangkok Origin: Thailand Year: 2554 B.E. (2011 C.E.) This medal is called “Rian Song Phanuad Palang Phandin” with image of King Bhumibol in monkhood, created and distributed by Siriraj Hospital in order to celebrate 84th birthday of His Majesty the King Bhumibol of Thailand. This medal was permitted to build by the king and proceeds after reduction were donated to the king’s project for buying medical equipment for Siriraj Hospital. This medal is as a gift from the king who seems the father of all Thai which is priceless and meaningful. King Bhumibol had great faith in Buddhism. At age 20, the king got ordained as a monk at Wat Boworn, Bangkok for 15 days during 22 Oct. - 5 Nov. 1956. Got a Pali name “Phumipalo Phikhu” that means “a monk who is the power of nation”. With complete dharma of king, the image of King Bhumibol in monkhood is full of pure holiness that can bring the owner safety and propitiousness.
PDMAB3065 Rare & Priceless 2550 B.E. Copper Monk King Bhumibol Medal 80th Birthday Material: copper Size: 3 cm diameter From: Wat Boworn, Bangkok Origin: Thailand Year: 2550 B.E. (2007 C.E.) This medal was created by Wat Boworn in 2007 in order to celebrate 80th birthday of His Majesty the King Bhumibol (5 Dec. 2007). The front of the medal has image of the king in monkhood and the backside has “Chedi” the pagoda of Wat Boworn written “restoring pagoda of Wat Boworn”. This medal was blessed in holy ceremony at Wat Boworn, Bangkok on auspicious date and time in 2007 that Somdet Phra Yannasangwon (the 19th Supreme Patriarch of Thailand) was the president of the ceremony. King Bhumibol had great faith in Buddhism. At age 20, the king got ordained as a monk at Wat Boworn, Bangkok for 15 days during 22 Oct. - 5 Nov. 1956. Got a Pali name “Phumipalo Phikhu” that means “a monk who is the power of nation”. With complete dharma of king, the image of King Bhumibol in monkhood is full of pure holiness that can bring the owner safety and propitiousness.
PDMAB3066 Good Collection King Bhumibol UNDP Medal (UNDP: United Nations Development Program) Material: silver 99.9% Size: 4 cm diameter From: Treasury Department, Royal Thai Mint Origin: Thailand Year: 2549 B.E. (2006 C.E.) A special UNDP Human Development Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment during their lifetime to furthering the understanding and progress of human development in a national regional or global context. This first UNDP Human Development Lifetime Achievement Award was given to His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand for his extraordinary contribution to human development on the occasion of The Sixtieth Anniversary of His Majesty’s Accession to the Throne in 2006.
PDMAB3067   Good Collection Rare 2505 B.E. King Bhumibol Token for Hill Tribe Material: silver Size: 3 cm diameter From: Bureau of the Royal Household Origin: Thailand Year:  2505 B.E. (1962 C.E.) This is a token from King Bhumibol to hill tribes used as an ID card because hill tribes had no ID cards in the past. The back of the medal has a picture of Thailand with a serial number and a provincial abbreviation. In the past, the North of Thailand had problems about drags and mobile plantation of hill tribes. With a far point of view, King Bhumibol went to see the hill tribes and taught them to plant cold weather plants instead of opium. So far, there is no longer opium and hill tribes have better life than before. And every time when the king went to see hill tribes, he took the medals and gave out people who had no ID cards. That is wise strategy of the king to help hill tribes recorded by using the medal because immigration of hill tribes happened often and making ID cards for them was difficult. So that way was easier to help hill tribes recorded as Thai citizens.