Naga Kiew coin, Wat Tri Chindawatthanaram, year 2500, Samut Songkhram Province. The Naga Kiew yantra is the temple yantra of Wat Tri Chindawatthanaram. “Luang Pho Phet”, the former abbot, discovered it when he was on a pilgrimage and copied it and invited it from a cave in the Shan State in Burma. It is an ancient Naga Kiew yantra that is hundreds of years old. This coin has 2 types: a rectangular type for men and a diamond-shaped type for women. Both types of Naga Kiew coins contain the Naga Kiew yantra letters, which were blessed by many great monks at that time, such as Luang Pu Jai, Wat Sadet, Luang Pho Plab, Wat Bang Kluai, and Luang Pho Lek, Wat Tri Chindawatthanaram. This set of amulets has high Buddhist power and experience, especially in terms of metta mahaniyom, protecting against snakes and fangs, and also good for escaping danger and invulnerability. It can be said that it is complete.