North Korea, 1959, 2nd Issue, 50 Won, PMG 66
Product Description
1959 North Korean 50 Won banknote, Pick #16, Serial Number GNG718357; The obverse features an agricultural woman holding ears of wheat, with "Central Bank of Korea" above and the Korean denomination "오십원 (Fifty Won)" printed on both sides. The overall color scheme is a retro purple-blue. The reverse features the national emblem, the Taedong River Bridge, and cityscapes, along with the country's name "People's Republic of Korea." It also features a geometric watermark. This is North Korea's second set of classic agricultural-themed banknotes.
Authenticated and packaged by PMG, an internationally recognized banknote authentication authority:
- Rating 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated, original high-quality paper, no creases, stains, or fading, all four corners are sharp and intact, original printing with rich colors and clear engraving lines; the seal includes a unique authentication number and QR code, allowing verification of authentication information and authenticity online through the PMG website.
- Sealed grading case to isolate moisture and dust, prevent paper oxidation and discoloration, and permanently preserve its perfect uncirculated condition.
Specifications
| Issued | 1959, Central Bank of Korea |
|---|---|
| Face Value | 50 Won |
| Version | Pick #16 |
| Watermark | Geometric pattern |
| Serial Number | GNG718357 |
| Grading | PMG 66EPQ Gem Uncirculated |
| Authentication Number | 2133952-058 |
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