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>>55709735
Before you tell me i got scammed by a cambodian pajeet, i must give you a bit of background.
I bought it from a seller with the most insane collection of old coins ever. Alongside incredibly rare items, like medieval swords and napoleonian muskets. Probably a guy who inherited the stuff, but he don't wanna bother too much with it : he put everything on sale for 1 buck, with little to no descriptions and just 2 pics.
It didn't take long for ppl to catch up, and now you have a hundred of boomies following his every move and dozens of bids for each item he put on sale. So much so now, after 400 items in just 3 weeks, the prices aren't so interesting.

But for this one he outdid himself in term of lazyness : "antique buddha", 2 pics and go.
Considering everything he have is museum-tier, i think it's very unlikely this one item is just chink trash.

Me think it could be a Munchilinda Buddha from the 12th century of Khmer Kingdom during King Jayavarman VII ruling. Apparently it was pretty popular during his reign and he sponsored Naga stuff.