1959 2nd version North Korea banknote 50 Won PMG 64 EPQ
Product Overview
1959 People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Central Bank 50 Won banknote (Pick #16, Serial No. GNG705392). The obverse features the national emblem, the Taedong River iron bridge, and a cityscape; the reverse depicts a female farmer holding stalks of wheat. It features a geometric pattern watermark and belongs to North Korea's classic second series of circulating banknotes.
Certified and encapsulated by PMG (Paper Money Guaranty):
- Graded 64 EPQ (Choice Uncirculated). The EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) designation certifies the note is in its original, unaltered state, featuring flat paper, rich colors, and intact engraving details, free from folds or stains. The holder label lists the issuing country, series, year, serial number, and watermark details; a unique QR code on the back allows for online authenticity verification via the PMG website.
- The professional, transparent, sealed holder protects against dust, oxidation, and fingerprint damage, ensuring the long-term preservation of the banknote's original, pristine condition.
Specifications
| Issuing Authority | Central Bank of the People's Republic of Korea |
|---|---|
| Year of Issue | 1959 |
| Face Value | 50 Won |
| Standard Catalog Number | Pick #16 |
| Watermark | Geometric Pattern |
| Serial Number | GNG705392 |
| Grading Service | PMG (Paper Money Guaranty) |
| Grade | 64 EPQ Choice Uncirculated |