On auction
Rian Phra Siva Lang Phra Phikanet, Run Raek, Nuea Thong Daeng, B.E. 2514 (1971), Wat Phra Si Maha Uma Thewi (Wat Khaek), Bangkok
湿婆神 背象神 第一期 铜质 2514年 Wat Phra Si Maha Uma Thewi 曼谷 70金壳
- SMK card no.
- GI01-B4A2C
- Thai name
- เหรียญพระศิวะหลังพระพิฆเนศ รุ่นแรก เนื้อทองแดง พ.ศ. 2514 วัดพระแม่ศรีอุมาเทวี (วัดแขก) กรุงเทพมหานคร
- Auction
- 25 Oct 2026
- Closes
- Oct 25, 21:30 GMT+8 · 20:30 Thailand
- Bidding
- Starts at ฿0, minimum increment ฿1000
Highlights
- First batch coin of Bangkok's best-known Hindu temple, the Tamil shrine of Uma Devi on Silom Road.
- Shiva on the front, his son Ganesha on the back; the temple's own goddess Uma is Shiva's consort.
- Copper. The temple was founded in 1895 by Tamil settlers from South India.
- Shiva for power and authority, Ganesha for clearing obstacles. 70% gold casing.
The full history of this piece – the master's life, materials, blessing ceremonies and mintage – is written in Chinese. Read it in Chinese →
