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KOMSCO has a variety of gold and silver medals for sale that continues to gain in popularity. One of its newest offerings is the South Korean Tiger Series. Available in both silver and gold, the medals feature the image of one of the most sacred animals in Korean culture. Today, 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Silver Medals are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
The South Korean Tiger Medals debuted from KOMSCO with 2018 date marks. The 1 oz silver medal was the first issue and is now joined by this 10 oz silver medal, as well as four different gold medals available as well. The 10 oz South Korean Silver Tiger Medal is unique in its use of a distinct design that is different from 1 oz design used in the same issue year.
All 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Silver Medals are available to purchase with a protective plastic capsule to house and secure the medal. Each one is in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and has a low mintage figure of just 2,000 medals in all.
On the obverse of the 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Medal is the image of a Korean tiger as it crouches down at the edge of the water and is surrounded by lush vegetation. The Korean tiger isn’t a recognized species, but rather, represents the national symbol of South Korea. The tigers that once inhabited the Korean peninsula were actually Siberian tigers.
Historically, the Siberian tiger is known as the largest tiger in the world. The Siberian tiger is now limited in range to the Russian Far East and portions of Northeast China. The last tigers spotted in South Korea were seen in 1922 and it is believed that some may exist in the far northeast of Korean peninsula today it what is North Korea today.
The reverse of 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Silver Medals features a stylized image of the Korean peninsula as a whole. The letters of the Korean alphabet make up the shape of the Korean peninsula and there are two markings to either side of the design. One is a security image with “Ag” in the circle and the national symbol of South Korea on the other side.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion if you have any questions. You can call our customer service team at 800-276-6508, chat with us live online, or simply email us. Don’t forget to check silver prices on our website as well!
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"Stunning design and the first in series with a 2000 mintage. High premium that is for sure but brilliantly executed! might have to pick up a few more before these rare beauties sell out!"
KOMSCO has a variety of gold and silver medals for sale that continues to gain in popularity. One of its newest offerings is the South Korean Tiger Series. Available in both silver and gold, the medals feature the image of one of the most sacred animals in Korean culture. Today, 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Silver Medals are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
The South Korean Tiger Medals debuted from KOMSCO with 2018 date marks. The 1 oz silver medal was the first issue and is now joined by this 10 oz silver medal, as well as four different gold medals available as well. The 10 oz South Korean Silver Tiger Medal is unique in its use of a distinct design that is different from 1 oz design used in the same issue year.
All 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Silver Medals are available to purchase with a protective plastic capsule to house and secure the medal. Each one is in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and has a low mintage figure of just 2,000 medals in all.
On the obverse of the 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Medal is the image of a Korean tiger as it crouches down at the edge of the water and is surrounded by lush vegetation. The Korean tiger isn’t a recognized species, but rather, represents the national symbol of South Korea. The tigers that once inhabited the Korean peninsula were actually Siberian tigers.
Historically, the Siberian tiger is known as the largest tiger in the world. The Siberian tiger is now limited in range to the Russian Far East and portions of Northeast China. The last tigers spotted in South Korea were seen in 1922 and it is believed that some may exist in the far northeast of Korean peninsula today it what is North Korea today.
The reverse of 2018 10 oz South Korean Tiger Silver Medals features a stylized image of the Korean peninsula as a whole. The letters of the Korean alphabet make up the shape of the Korean peninsula and there are two markings to either side of the design. One is a security image with “Ag” in the circle and the national symbol of South Korea on the other side.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion if you have any questions. You can call our customer service team at 800-276-6508, chat with us live online, or simply email us. Don’t forget to check silver prices on our website as well!
"Stunning design and the first in series with a 2000 mintage. High premium that is for sure but brilliantly executed! might have to pick up a few more before these rare beauties sell out!"
