Lot 79
1966 & 1967 South Korean One Won Coins
Passed — did not sell at this auction
About this lot
Origin: South Korean
Denomination: One Won
Year: 1966, 1967
Mint: Busan Coin Mint
Grade: Ungraded
Metal: Yellow Brass (Copper/Zinc)
Weight (+/- 0.2g): 1.7g each (estimated)
Additional Description: This collection of 100 mixed 1966 and 1967 South Korean One Won coins offers a compelling glimpse into the early modern currency of South Korea during a period of rapid economic development. These pieces reflect the practical minting standards of the era while maintaining clean, understated design elements characteristic of mid-20th-century coinage.
Each coin features the national emblem on the obverse and a clearly defined denomination on the reverse, representing a foundational chapter in South Korea’s monetary history. Though modest in face value, they hold historical significance as tangible artifacts from the nation’s post-war recovery and industrial expansion.
With 100 coins spanning two consecutive years, this mixed lot offers both depth and variety, making it a desirable acquisition for collectors of Asian numismatics, historical currency, or those seeking a substantial and meaningful addition to a broader collection.
Lot details
- Lot
- 79
- Category
- Coins and Currency › World Coins
- Closed
- June 17, 2026
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