Some brought such the gold Takrut attaching to the reverse side of a LP Koon amulet, while some veteran collectors tie or wrap them together and put in a casing.   

LP Koon finished holy Visha for Takrut creation. He is very famous for his gold Takruts for burying in the upper arms. Daily in the Buddhistic decade 2510s, a throng of people went to Wat Banrai paying respect to LP Koon and requested him to bury a gold Takrut for them. 

While the Vietnam War was still persisting in that decade, a lot of US Air Forces personnel from US air bases in Thailand also thronged to pay respect to LP Koon and requested  him to bury Takruts into their bodies for safty return from bombing missions in Vietnam.      

LP Koon's gold Takruts were rolled from small square pieces of gold plate on which LP Koon inscribed essential Khom scripts. After a Trimas blessing, the gold Takruts are ready for burying in the body. Gold is inactive to biochemical environment in human body. LP Koon himself stopped burying Takruts to people for about 20 years ago due to his old age, but his close monk disciples have replaced him to done it from time to time. 

LP Koon was born in B.E.2466 and ordained for monkhood in B.E.2487. He  is now 87 years of age and still be the Abbot of Wat Banrai.