Lp Liew Wat Rai Tang Tong

The Hidden Gem That Even the Kamakans Keep Close

Many years ago—long before the flood of 2537/2538 LP Liew Turtle medallions hit the scene—I stumbled upon a small, almost forgotten batch. These were unlike the flashy pims you see everywhere today.

Simple. Modest. Powerful.

I kept a few for myself and let the rest go. Over time, I started noticing something strange—wishes were being granted. Whether it was smooth business, breakthroughs in tough situations, or quiet strokes of luck… this batch worked.

I didn’t think much of it until I began asking questions.

You know those seasoned Kamakans you see at big events? The ones with medallions proudly worn outside their shirts? Funny thing is—underneath, many of them wore this humble piece close to their chest. When I asked them why, they just smiled and said:

"New models are for show. This one is for real results."

That was when it clicked. This so-called “Melon Seed” batch wasn’t just old-school—it was efficacious, discreet, and respected by those who know.

Today, it’s nearly impossible to find this batch in the market. I managed to hold onto just two pieces, both acquired 8 years ago back in 2559, and accompanied by competition certificates. (One even comes with a Samakom cert—though take note, the year was wrongly printed as 2536 and they wanted extra fees to amend it… I let it be.)

If you’ve been waiting for something old, proven, and low-profile—not a mass-market piece hyped on every feed—this might be it.