1947 1 st series North Korea banknote 100 won watermark version ACG ACG 62 EPQ

• 1947 North Korea 1st Issue 100 Won (Watermark Variety)
• ACG 62 EPQ This 100 Won banknote from the 1947 first issue of the Central Bank of North Korea is a rare "watermark variety." Graded 62 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) by the professional grading agency ACG, it boasts excellent condition and holds significant historical and collectible value. Key Features: Rare Variety: A 1947 first-issue watermark variety; rarely seen in circulation, it is a significant representative piece of early North Korean banknote collecting. Obverse Design: The central oval vignette depicts a farmer and a worker laboring side-by-side, reflecting the spirit of the era. The left side bears the text "Central Bank of North Korea," while the right side features the large denomination "100" and the Korean text "원백" (100 Won), all finely printed. Reverse Design: Features a prominent North Korean mountain range as the central motif, framed by ornate classical patterns and the year "1947"; the red color scheme conveys elegance and dignity. Grading Status: Graded ACG 62 EPQ, indicating excellent paper quality, crisp impressions, and well-preserved colors. The EPQ designation signifies that the paper is in its original, unrepaired state, reflecting outstanding condition. Protective Encapsulation: Sealed in a professional ACG grading holder, complete with an anti-counterfeit label and QR code for instant verification. This 1947 North Korean first-issue 100 Won watermark variety is not only a precious artifact for studying early North Korean monetary history but also a classic piece highly coveted by Asian banknote collectors, offering immense historical significance and appreciation potential.