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Korea 1 Yang 1892
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
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Rarely offered in higher grade, this example is from the first year of issue. Obverse characters "Tae Cho-son."
VIEW & DOWNLOAD Korean Coin and Charm Articles:
A Survey of Korean Coins - Joseph E. Boling: [ link ]
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Picture Album of 100 Korean Amulets
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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 yang
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Denomination: Yang
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Reference #: KM 1112
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Date/Mintmark: Yr 501 (1892)
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Condition: AU
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Weight: 5.37 gm; 23 mm
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Metal: Ag - .800
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