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| 表面の説明 | The obverse features the national emblem of the Republic of Korea at centre: the taeguk (yin-yang) symbol set within a stylised hibiscus (mugunghwa) blossom, enclosed by a crescent-shaped ribbon bearing the Hangul legend 대한민국 (Republic of Korea). Flowering rose branches flank the emblem on either side. Below the emblem, the denomination 50 원 WON is inscribed in a combination of Korean and Latin script, with the issuer's name 한국은행 (Bank of Korea) arching along the lower border. The Korean calendar year 4304 and the Gregorian year 1971 appear at the upper rim, with a fineness mark .1000 visible at the lower right field. |
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| 表面の銘文 | 대한민국 50 원 WON 한국은행 1971 |
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Yu Gwan-sun was a teenage independence activist executed by Japanese colonial authorities in 1920 after leading the March 1st Movement protests in Cheonan. This coin was issued as part of Korea's first commemorative series marking the 50th anniversary of the movement — though "commemorative" undersells it; the series was a deliberate act of national historical assertion by a government still navigating the fraught politics of its relationship with Japan.
The .999 silver specification at just 2.8 grams made for an unusually fine but physically slight piece, struck in limited quantities over two years.