A highly collectible 50 Chon Foreign Exchange Certificate from 1988, issued by the Foreign Trade Bank of North Korea. These banknotes were exclusively designated for foreign visitors and were never circulated among North Korean citizens, making them rare and valuable for numismatists.
Key Features of the 50 Chon 1988 Foreign Exchange Certificate:
✅ Obverse: Displays the denomination "50 Chon" in bold, accompanied by the national emblem of North Korea at the top left. The serial number is printed in red, and the year 1988 is indicated on the right. The text confirms its status as a Foreign Exchange Certificate.
✅ Reverse: Features an intricate guilloche pattern surrounding the denomination "50 Chon", utilizing sophisticated security elements in pink and blue tones.
Why Collect This North Korean 50 Chon 1988 Note?
🔹 Rare Foreign Exchange Certificate – Used only by foreign visitors, making it a scarce find.
🔹 Uncirculated Condition (UNC) – A crisp, well-preserved banknote with no folds or wear.
🔹 Historic & Numismatic Value – A glimpse into North Korea’s controlled currency system and its financial history.
This North Korean 50 Chon 1988 Foreign Exchange Certificate is a must-have for collectors interested in unique and restricted banknotes from Cold War-era economies.
📌 Note: The serial number in the image may differ from the actual banknote shipped.
