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North Korea, 10 Chon, Socialist Visitor, 1959 (1983).
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- Dimensions (mm)
- 20 x 20 x 1.47mm
- Weight (g)
- 0.95
- Year
- 1959
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North Korea, 10 Chon, Socialist Visitor, 1959 (1983).
Country: North Korea
Denomination: 10 Chon
Year: Dated 1959, minted in 1983.
Material/Fineness: Aluminium
Grade: VF-EF
Mint: Unknown
Mintage: Unknown
Weight Approx: 0.95g
Diameter Approx: 20mm
Thickness Approx: 1.47mm
KM#11
Numista#16229
Additional Notes: North Korea developed a special system of marking coins for two groups of foreign visitors. Issued in 1983, these coins were part of the "Pakkundon" convertible series. Coins with no "stars" were for general circulation in North Korea, coins marked with one star were for "socialist visitors", and coins marked with two stars were designated for "capitalist visitors".
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- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 20 x 20 x 1.47 mm
- Weight (g)
- 0.95
- Year
- 1959
- Colours
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North Korea, 10 Chon, Socialist Visitor, 1959 (1983).
Country: North Korea
Denomination: 10 Chon
Year: Dated 1959, minted in 1983.
Material/Fineness: Aluminium
Grade: VF-EF
Mint: Unknown
Mintage: Unknown
Weight Approx: 0.95g
Diameter Approx: 20mm
Thickness Approx: 1.47mm
KM#11
Numista#16229
Additional Notes: North Korea developed a special system of marking coins for two groups of foreign visitors. Issued in 1983, these coins were part of the "Pakkundon" convertible series. Coins with no "stars" were for general circulation in North Korea, coins marked with one star were for "socialist visitors", and coins marked with two stars were designated for "capitalist visitors".
Any coin gradings given above are in addition to the pictures. The pictures show you more detail than my words can tell you, so they are more important and the completing part of this description.
Please note that any customs fees and taxes are the to be paid by the buyer.
Thank you for looking and please have a look around my shop (Click WorldCoinsUK above to go straight there).
| Shipping provider | Shipping to United Kingdom | Shipping to rest of world | Combined Shipping (United Kingdom) | Combined Shipping (rest of the world) |
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