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| 表面の説明 | Central field features a stylized yin-yang symbol rendered as two interlocking curved forms within a series of concentric raised circles, conveying a modernist interpretation of the traditional Korean cosmological motif. The Hangul legend 대전세계박람회 (Taejon World Exposition) arcs along the upper periphery, while the denomination 이만오천원 (25,000 Won) and the date 1993 appear along the lower periphery, all in raised characters within the border. |
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The 1993 Taejon Expo — formally the Daejeon International Exposition — was South Korea's first World's Fair, held from August to November of that year under the theme "The Challenge of a New Road of Development." It attracted 108 participating nations and over 14 million visitors, functioning as much as a showcase of South Korean industrial and technological ascent as an international event. The Bank of Korea issued a suite of commemorative coins tied to the exposition, of which this gold piece was the highest denomination.
The .925 fineness is notably below the .999 typically associated with modern bullion issues, placing this squarely in the commemorative rather than investment category.