A rare and historically significant 10 Chon Foreign Exchange Certificate issued in 1988 by the North Korean government. These special banknotes were used exclusively by foreign visitors and were not in circulation among North Korean citizens, making them highly collectible today.
Features of the 10 Chon 1988 Foreign Exchange Certificate:
✅ Obverse: Displays the denomination "10 Chon" in bold, with the national emblem of North Korea at the top left. The serial number is printed in red, and the year 1988 is clearly visible on the right. The text confirms that this note is a Foreign Exchange Certificate, issued by the Foreign Trade Bank of North Korea.
✅ Reverse: The denomination "10 Chon" is set against an intricate guilloche pattern, incorporating elaborate security designs in shades of pink and blue.
Why Add This North Korean 10 Chon 1988 Note to Your Collection?
🔹 Rare Foreign Exchange Certificate – These notes were used exclusively by foreigners visiting North Korea.
🔹 Uncirculated Condition (UNC) – Crisp, well-preserved, and free from folds or wear.
🔹 Unique Numismatic Value – A must-have for collectors of North Korean currency and Cold War-era banknotes.
This North Korean 10 Chon 1988 Foreign Exchange Certificate is an excellent addition to any numismatic collection, representing a unique aspect of North Korea’s tightly controlled monetary system.
📌 Note: The serial number in the image may differ from the actual banknote shipped.
