Korea 5 Mun ND (1883) - Treasury Department

Sang P'yong T'ong Bo (Always Even Currency); Ho Jo [Treasury Department]. Series 6, 32 mm outer dia. (large); 22 mm inner dia., medium characters. Copper or bronze, this looks bronze. KM Type 137, Mandel 13.81.6, VF+

Finally! An excellent work on Korean coins in English. It also describes the entire history of Korea in relation to their coinage. Past erroneous information is corrected and details of varieties are clearly illustrated. This is an amazing resource for numismatists and collectors. I thank Calvin Taehun Jin at Arirang Numismatics, and you will too. Read and Free Download "Coinage of Late Modern Korea" at this: https://arirangnumismatics.wordpress.com/coinage-in-late-modern-korea/

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A Survey of Korean Coins - Joseph E. Boling: Korea - A Numismatic Survey - Boling
Korean Charms and Amulets - Starr
https://groups.io/g/Moneta/files/Moneta%20Library/Korean%20Charms%20&%20Amulets%20-%20Starr.pdf
German Coin Techniques in Korea - Won Yu-Han
German Coin Techinques in Korea - Won Yu-Han
Rulers of Korea
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Picture Album of 100 Korean Amulets
https://groups.io/g/Moneta/files/Moneta%20Library/Picture%20Album%20of%20100%20Korean%20Amulets%20-%20Greenbaum.pdf