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Considered Korean National Treasures, the gold crowns of Silla date back to the 5th century AD. As a tribute to these magnificent artifacts, KOMSCO has developed a collection of medallions that feature each of these extraordinary crowns. Now in its 5th year of release, the series continues to impress with its vivid imagery and enhanced security features. Today, 2023 1 oz South Korean Gold Crown Medals are available online at JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
Each 2023 1 oz South Korean Crown Medal was crafted by the Korean mint known as KOMSCO. Struck in pure gold, these medallions will arrive to you in brand-new condition. There are also multiple packaging options to satisfy your purchasing needs. If you buy a single piece, it will ship in a capsule. Alternatively, multiples of ten will be packed in rolls.
The obverse of 2023 1 oz South Korean Gold Medals features a replication of a Korean gold crown. This elaborate depiction beautifully captures the intricate design and ornate quality of this historic artifact. The obverse also contains the medal’s security feature along with inscriptions reading “Gold Crown, 2023.”
On the reverse of these 1 oz South Korean Gold Crown Medals Samjok-o is depicted. This mythical three-legged crow was a powerful creature who resided in the sun. The stylized rendition of this bird is accompanied by inscriptions of the medal’s identifying hallmarks along the edge.
The Kingdom of Silla existed from 57 BC until 935 CE, when the Korean state of Goryeo obtained power in the region. Silla was part of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, a triptych that also included Baekje and Goguryeo. The decorative crowns crafted during the Silla Dynasty were buried in chambers and later uncovered along with jewels, pottery, and other emblems of Silla’s rich culture. Six crowns have been excavated thus far, all of which are listed as Korean National Treasures.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to JM Bullion if you have any questions about gold for sale. Our team is available to assist you on the phone at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat service, and via our email address.
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"Very nice but very dull finish."
Considered Korean National Treasures, the gold crowns of Silla date back to the 5th century AD. As a tribute to these magnificent artifacts, KOMSCO has developed a collection of medallions that feature each of these extraordinary crowns. Now in its 5th year of release, the series continues to impress with its vivid imagery and enhanced security features. Today, 2023 1 oz South Korean Gold Crown Medals are available online at JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
Each 2023 1 oz South Korean Crown Medal was crafted by the Korean mint known as KOMSCO. Struck in pure gold, these medallions will arrive to you in brand-new condition. There are also multiple packaging options to satisfy your purchasing needs. If you buy a single piece, it will ship in a capsule. Alternatively, multiples of ten will be packed in rolls.
The obverse of 2023 1 oz South Korean Gold Medals features a replication of a Korean gold crown. This elaborate depiction beautifully captures the intricate design and ornate quality of this historic artifact. The obverse also contains the medal’s security feature along with inscriptions reading “Gold Crown, 2023.”
On the reverse of these 1 oz South Korean Gold Crown Medals Samjok-o is depicted. This mythical three-legged crow was a powerful creature who resided in the sun. The stylized rendition of this bird is accompanied by inscriptions of the medal’s identifying hallmarks along the edge.
The Kingdom of Silla existed from 57 BC until 935 CE, when the Korean state of Goryeo obtained power in the region. Silla was part of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, a triptych that also included Baekje and Goguryeo. The decorative crowns crafted during the Silla Dynasty were buried in chambers and later uncovered along with jewels, pottery, and other emblems of Silla’s rich culture. Six crowns have been excavated thus far, all of which are listed as Korean National Treasures.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to JM Bullion if you have any questions about gold for sale. Our team is available to assist you on the phone at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat service, and via our email address.
"Very nice but very dull finish."
