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Scholar Lee Hwang (Toegye), MuGunghwa(a rose of Sharon) (obverse)
Tosanseowon(Tosan Academy) (reverse)
Comment :
- Manufactured by KOMSCO. Original plate produced in Japan.
- The width of banknote varied by denomination but the height was standardized.
Scholar Lee Hwang(Toegye)¡¯s official portrait selected.
- Mid-denomination note were needed in view of the rise in the average unit value of transactions resulting from increased incomes and rising prices.
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Denomination :
Na 1,000-won note
First issue :
June 11, 1983
Issue ceased :
Still being issued
Standard :
151¡¿76§®
Printing method :
Intaglio
Main design :
Scholar Lee Hwang (Toegye) , Mugunghwa (a rose of Sharon) (obverse)
Tosanseowon(Tosan Academy) (reverse)
Comment :
- Manufactured by KOMSCO. Original plate produced by KOMSCO.
-Issued under Plan for Maintenance of the Currency System.
¡¤The width of banknote varied by denomination but the height was standardized.
¡¤ Incorporation of see-through register and braille recognition for the blind to deter counterfeiting.
¡¤ To improve the quality of the paper, the material used was changed from cotton or pulp to pure cotton.
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Denomination :
Da(3th) 1,000-won note
First issue :
January 22, 2007
Standard :
136 ¡¿ 68 §®
Printing method :
Intaglio
Main design :
Lee Hwang(Toegye), Myeongnyundang, Gyesangjeonggeodo
Comment :
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Manufactured by KOMSCO
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Issued under "Plan to issue new banknotes to deter counterfeiting" (April 18, 2005)
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Incorporation of color shifting ink, widowed security thread, intaglio latent image, micro lettering and SPAS.