A rare and historical 5 Chon Foreign Exchange Certificate issued in 1988 by the North Korean government. These special banknotes were used exclusively by foreign visitors and were restricted from local circulation, making them an intriguing and valuable addition to any collection.
Features of the 5 Chon 1988 Foreign Exchange Certificate:
✅ Obverse: Displays the denomination "5 Chon", along with the national emblem of North Korea in the upper left. The serial number is printed in red, with the year 1988 marked on the right. The text identifies this as a Foreign Exchange Certificate, issued by the Foreign Trade Bank of North Korea.
✅ Reverse: The denomination "5 Chon" is showcased in an elaborate guilloche pattern, featuring intricate security designs in shades of pink and blue.
Why Add This North Korean 5 Chon 1988 Note to Your Collection?
🔹 Rare & Historical – Issued only for foreign visitors, these notes were not available for use by North Korean citizens.
🔹 Uncirculated Condition (UNC) – A well-preserved, crisp banknote with no folds or wear.
🔹 Numismatic Rarity – A must-have for collectors of North Korean banknotes and Cold War-era currency.
This North Korean 5 Chon 1988 Foreign Exchange Certificate is an excellent piece of numismatic history, offering a glimpse into the unique and controlled currency system of North Korea.
📌 Note: The serial number in the image may differ from the actual banknote shipped.
