5 Mun Chon

发行方	Joseon Dynasty Government Mint
年份	1883
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流通至	1892
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背面描述	Central square hole flanked by a four-character legend in cruciform arrangement. The top character 典 (Chon) identifies the issuing mint as the Central Government Mint (典圜局); the right-to-left characters 當五 (Dang O) denote the face value of 5 mun; and the bottom character 二 (I) indicates Series 2. Characters are cast in traditional regular script within a plain circular field.
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边缘	Plain
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附加信息	Korea's 1883 coinage reform was driven largely by the reformist official Kim Ok-gyun and the broader Enlightenment faction pressing the Joseon court toward modernization along Japanese and Western lines. The 5 Mun was among the first machine-struck coins produced under this initiative, representing a sharp break from the hand-cast cash coins that had circulated for centuries. The Chon denomination itself was newly introduced as part of this decimal-adjacent restructuring. The reform was short-lived. The Imo Incident of 1882 and subsequent conservative backlash severely disrupted monetary modernization, and most of these early machine issues saw limited circulation before production was curtailed.

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