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| 表面の説明 | Central vignette of a peasant holding a hoe alongside a worker grasping a sledgehammer, set against a background of factory chimneys evoking the nation's agrarian and industrial aspirations. The composition is enclosed within guilloche ornamental borders, with the bank title rendered in both Chinese characters and Korean Hangul above the vignette. A letterpress guarantee clause issued by the North Korean People's Committee appears beneath the central vignette. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central oval cartouche encloses an intaglio-style landscape vignette of Mount Paektu, surrounded by intricate guilloche scrollwork in green and brown tones. Large numeral '1' flanks the cartouche on both sides, with Hanja '壹圓' at right and Hangul '원' at left, supported by ornate rosette corner pieces. The inscription '민주조선' arches above the mountain scene, with the date '1947' positioned at the base of the cartouche. |
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North Korea's first independent currency series, issued in 1947, replaced the Soviet occupation-era yen-based instruments that had been circulating since 1945. The Central Bank of the DPRK was established specifically to administer this transition — Moscow had been running the northern zone's finances through the Soviet Civil Administration, and Pyongyang needed its own monetary apparatus before the formal proclamation of the state in 1948.
The series was printed in the Soviet Union, which supplied the technical infrastructure for the young state's earliest banknote production. Surviving examples in any grade are genuinely uncommon; the 1959 currency reform, which replaced old won at a ten-to-one rate, triggered a near-total withdrawal and destruction of the 1947 series.