100 Hwan

Features

Issuer	South Korea
Bank emisyjny	한국은행
Period	Republic (1948-date)
Type	Standard circulation banknotes
Year	1953
Value	100 Hwan
Currency	Hwan (1953-1962)
Composition	Papier
Size	156 × 66 mm
Shape	Prostokątny
Demonetized	10 June 1962
Number	N# 210943
References	P# 14 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).

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Obverse

Nominał i statek żółwia Automatically translated

Scripts: chiński, Hangul

Lettering:
券行銀國韓
行銀國韓
원백
圜百

Reverse

Godło Banku Korei Automatically translated

Scripts: chiński, Hangul, łaciński

Lettering:
The BANK of KOREA
圜百
백
원
ONE HUNDRED WON

Printer

Bureau of Engraving and Printing, United States (1862-date)

Comments

UWAGA: Termin "Hwan" jest zapisywany w języku Hanja (圜), podczas gdy "Won" jest zapisywany w języku Hangul (원) i angielskim. Problemy te przypisywano pilnej potrzebie wprowadzenia nowych banknotów i zmianie nazwy waluty, a także decyzji o zleceniu produkcji nowych banknotów w Stanach Zjednoczonych.[1] Nieświadomi redaktorzy katalogów banknotów mogą błędnie klasyfikować te banknoty jako część starego systemu won, np. w Standard Catalog of World Paper Money autorstwa Alberta Picka. Automatically translated

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

NOTE: The term "Hwan" is written in Hanja (圜) while "Won" is written in Hangul (원) and English. Those problems were attributed to an urgent need for new banknotes and the change in currency name, as well as the decision to commission the new notes to be manufactured in the United States.[1] Unaware banknote catalog editors may erroneously categorize these notes as part of the old won system, such as the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money by Albert Pick

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
ND (1953)

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