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5 Yang Yi Hyong

Issuer Korea
Year 1892
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Currency Korean Empire - Yang (1897-1902)
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Obverse script Chinese/Korean/Latin
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Reverse description Central field bears the denomination inscription 五兩 (Five Yang) in large Hanja characters within a circular wreath composed of Rose of Sharon (mugunghwa) branches on the left and plum blossom branches on the right, tied at the base. Above the wreath, a stylised plum blossom serving as the Imperial Seal of Korea occupies the upper central position in the field. The design is enclosed within a beaded inner border and an outer toothed rim consistent with the obverse.
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Reverse lettering 五 兩
(Translation: Five Yang)
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