Coins of
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Korean: 대한민국 (Daehan Minguk)
Alphabets on coins: Hangul and Latin
100 jeon (single: jeaon) = 1 South Korean won (plural: won) [KRW]
Symbols: ₩ (won)
Languages on coins: English, Korean
Alphabets on coins: Hangul, Latin
Numerals on coins: Sino-Korean, Western Arabic
Calendars on coins: Gregorian
Alphabets on coins: Hangul and Latin
100 jeon (single: jeaon) = 1 South Korean won (plural: won) [KRW]
Symbols: ₩ (won)
Languages on coins: English, Korean
Alphabets on coins: Hangul, Latin
Numerals on coins: Sino-Korean, Western Arabic
Calendars on coins: Gregorian
Mint Marks
Privy Marks
Designer Marks
National identification and other marks
Legend
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Bank of Korea in Korean: "한국은행"The Bank of Korea is the central bank of South Korea and issues the South Korean won.
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Currencies
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Won in Korean: "원"The won is the currency of South Korea. In Korean it is written with this symbol: 원. Won means "round shape". The term is etymological closely related to the Chinese yuan and Japenese yen.
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Written numerals
One (1) in Korean: "일"
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Five (5) in Korean: "오"
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Ten (10) in Korean: " 십"
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Fifty (50) in Korean: "오십"
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Hundred (100) in Korean: "백"
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Five hundred (500) in Korean: "오백"
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