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5 Won Kim Il Sung's Tower of Juche
| Emittent | Central Bank of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea |
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| Jahr | 1987 |
| Typ | Non-circulating coin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Central design depicts the Juche Tower (탑 주체사상탑), a tall obelisk-style monument crowned with a torch flame, rising prominently against a radiating sunburst background. To the left of the tower, a large waving flag bearing the initials of the Down-with-Imperialism Union (ㅌ.ㄷ) in Hangul is shown in relief, with a small sculptural group of figures rendered at its base. The entire composition rests on a tiered platform, and the field is bordered by a ring of raised beads. The Hangul legend '주체사상탑' (Juche Tower) is inscribed along the lower periphery between two small dots. |
| Reversschrift | Hangul |
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Issued the year North Korea celebrated the 75th birthday of Kim Il Sung, this coin belongs to a series produced primarily for foreign currency collectors rather than domestic circulation — hard currency being far more valuable to Pyongyang than the coins themselves. The won was not convertible, and ordinary North Koreans had no meaningful access to foreign-facing commemorative issues.
KM#23 is frequently encountered in original packaging, consistent with its intended export market through state-run numismatic agencies.