1 Won Nobel prize in Chemistry, Copper-nickel

发行方	Central Bank of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
年份	2001
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制作工艺	Milled
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背面描述	Two standing male figures dressed in suits are depicted in a laboratory setting, surrounded by glassware, flasks, retorts, and chemical apparatus. The figure at right raises a flask aloft in a gesture of discovery. The arc legend 'FIRST NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY' runs along the upper periphery, with the commemorative dates '1901-2001' below it. The name 'JACOBUS VAN'T HOFF' is inscribed in the lower portion of the field, flanked by small foliate sprigs.
背面文字	Latin
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附加信息	North Korea's "Nobel Prize" collector series, issued from the late 1990s onward, was produced almost exclusively for foreign currency — hard currency the regime desperately needed following the collapse of Soviet subsidies and the catastrophic famines of the mid-1990s. These coins never circulated domestically in any meaningful sense. The Central Bank sold them through intermediaries in Macao and Vienna to Western collectors, a practice that continued even as the country received international food aid. KM#211 is the copper-nickel circulation-strike variant; a corresponding brass or gold version exists for the same type, pressed from different dies for different price points in the export market.

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