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Obverse Description
Korean text; clouds, trees, and Independence Gate in Seoul
Reverse Description
English text; Gyeonghoeru (Royal Banquet Hall) at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul
Catalog Information
GSID:
135379
Variety:
1963 Series 37 - 174
Coin Date:
1963
BNB #:
B234b
Pick #:
P35a
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Bank Note Value History
1963 1963 Series 37 - 174
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1963 1963 Series 37 - 174
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No date No sig No s/n Series 1 Intro: 15 11 1949
Worth: $15 – $250
Boxed red 見樣 handstamp front
No date No sig No s/n Series 1 Intro: 15 11 1949
Worth: $10 – $160
Boxed red 見 樣 handstamp
No date No sig No s/n Series 1 Intro: 15 11 1949
Worth: $4 – $60
Boxed red 見樣 handstamp
No date No sig No s/n Series 1 - 218 Intro: 22 07 1950
Worth: $2 – $25
Vertical red 見本 ovpt front; horizontal red script Specimen ovpt back
No date No sig No s/n Printer: (Bank of Japan) Series 1 - 500 Intro: 22 07 1950
Worth: $2 – $25
Printer: (Bank of Korea) Series 501 - 591
Worth: $2 – $25
Vertical red 見本 ovpt front; horizontal red script Specimen back
1952 4285 (1952) No sig No s/n Series 1 - 2 Intro: 10 10 1952
Worth: $14 – $225
Horizontal red 見樣 ovpt front; horizontal black # ovpt front
1952 4285 (1952) No sig No s/n Series 1 - 47 Intro: 10 10 1952
Worth: $2 – $30
1953 4286 (1953) Series 48 - 67
Worth: $6 – $100
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