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The Zi:Sin Series from KOMSCO is the third major bullion series of silver for sale from the South Korean mint in recent years. Its 2017 debut followed the release of the Chiwoo Cheonwang medals in 2016 and the South Korean Tiger Medals of the same year. Today, 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medals are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
The Zi:Sin Series is a 12-medal release featuring the Korean mythological figures associated with the 12 directions of the world. It is the responsibility of these 12 Guardians to watch for the rise of evil and be prepared to fight on behalf of God to keep evil in check so that it cannot defeat the forces of good.
All 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medals in this product listing are available to you with a protective plastic capsule. The mintage is limited to just 300 silver medals and each one you receive in this listing comes in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
Do ggae bi is the mythical, grotesque figure that features on the obverse design of the 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medal. The design is also used on the Chiwoo Cheonwang Series and is depicted on the shield of Chiwoo in this design. The grotesque image of Do ggae bi is believed to have the power to ward off evil forces.
Scrofa is the guardian featured on the reverse of the 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medals. She is the third guardian to feature in the series and is said to have the powers to duplicate herself in battle to confuse her enemies, and even foresee the rise of evil over great distances. She is assigned to guard the Salt Lake, the point where the mortal and immortal worlds connect.
KOMSCO stands for Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation. A government-owned entity of South Korea, the mint was founded in 1951 and provides South Korea with printing for banknotes and passports in addition to bullion coining.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion with your questions. We are available to you on the phone at 800-276-6508, on the web using our live chat, and via our email address.
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The Zi:Sin Series from KOMSCO is the third major bullion series of silver for sale from the South Korean mint in recent years. Its 2017 debut followed the release of the Chiwoo Cheonwang medals in 2016 and the South Korean Tiger Medals of the same year. Today, 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medals are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
The Zi:Sin Series is a 12-medal release featuring the Korean mythological figures associated with the 12 directions of the world. It is the responsibility of these 12 Guardians to watch for the rise of evil and be prepared to fight on behalf of God to keep evil in check so that it cannot defeat the forces of good.
All 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medals in this product listing are available to you with a protective plastic capsule. The mintage is limited to just 300 silver medals and each one you receive in this listing comes in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
Do ggae bi is the mythical, grotesque figure that features on the obverse design of the 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medal. The design is also used on the Chiwoo Cheonwang Series and is depicted on the shield of Chiwoo in this design. The grotesque image of Do ggae bi is believed to have the power to ward off evil forces.
Scrofa is the guardian featured on the reverse of the 2019 10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Scrofa Silver Medals. She is the third guardian to feature in the series and is said to have the powers to duplicate herself in battle to confuse her enemies, and even foresee the rise of evil over great distances. She is assigned to guard the Salt Lake, the point where the mortal and immortal worlds connect.
KOMSCO stands for Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation. A government-owned entity of South Korea, the mint was founded in 1951 and provides South Korea with printing for banknotes and passports in addition to bullion coining.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion with your questions. We are available to you on the phone at 800-276-6508, on the web using our live chat, and via our email address.
