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Korea 1/2 Won 1906
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
Posts: 2,280
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Large type half Won of the Kuang Mu reign. Exceptionally nice because blazing luster appears below the original golden toned surface. Most are found cleaned or worse. This one graded at PCGS as MS64, this exceptional example can be seen at this [ link ]
VIEW or DOWNLOAD these Korean Coin articles:
A "Survey of Korean Coins" article, and others, are available in the Moneta Library:
German Coin Techinques in Korea - Won Yu-Han: [ link ]
Korea - A Numismatic Survey - Boling: [ link ]
Rulers of Korea: [ link ]
The Imperial Seal of Korea or Ihwamun was one of the symbols of the Korean Empire and it features a plum flower (Ihwa or Ehwa). It was originally the emblem of the royal family and was subsequently used for the coat of arms of the short-lived Empire, it can still be seen on some buildings. Plum blossoms are associated with the transition of season and they are as the heralds of spring in Korea. [from: "The Meaning Behind Plants On World Coins" by Ema Sikic of Baldwin's in London.
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Keywords: Korea korean half won kuang mu
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Denomination: 1/2 Won
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Reference #: KM 1129
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Date/Mintmark: Yr 10 (1906)
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Condition: PCGS MS 64
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Weight: 13.51 gm; 31 mm; .3467 oz ASW
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Metal: Silver - .800
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