A rare 1000 Won banknote from 2008, issued by the Central Bank of North Korea. This note features historical and cultural imagery significant to North Korea, making it an excellent collectible for numismatists and currency enthusiasts.
Key Features of the 1000 Won 2008 Banknote:
✅ Obverse: Displays an illustration of the Mangyongdae House, the birthplace of Kim Il Sung, surrounded by trees and a traditional Korean-style structure. The national emblem of North Korea is printed in the upper left, with the denomination 1000 Won appearing on both sides.
✅ Reverse: Features a scenic view of a lake with a birch tree, a symbolic element often associated with North Korean landscapes and national pride. Decorative floral and geometric patterns enhance the design.
Why Collect This North Korean 1000 Won 2008 Note?
🔹 Significant Historical & Cultural Value – Showcases important North Korean landmarks.
🔹 Uncirculated Condition (UNC) – A crisp, well-preserved banknote with no folds or wear.
🔹 Rare & Collectible – A must-have for collectors of North Korean banknotes and communist-era currency.
This North Korean 1000 Won 2008 banknote represents a fascinating piece of modern North Korean monetary history.
📌 Note: The serial number in the image may differ from the actual banknote shipped.
