The Standard Books on Korean Coins 1 1

[mlovmo]

The Standards Works on Korean Coins:
These are Left to right:

1. 한국의 고전 Korea’s Ancient Coins by Han Yong-dal 한용달, 2002.

2. 한국의 별전열쇠패 (Korean Charms & Yeolswaepae) by Han Yong-dal 한용달, 2007.

3. Cast Korean Coins and Charms by Op den Velde and Hartill, 2013.

4. South Korean Coins in the Era of Development by Mark Lovmo, 2022.

(These are my own photos of the front covers of these texts)

[Oldhoopster]

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[The Neophyte Numismatist]

@Jeffery Berry I am hoping you are just another "bot." If you are a real person, I would start by growing-up, doing the research and doing your own work.  If you are confused on your assignment, talk to your professor ASAP (not the day before it's due).

 

[Just Bob]

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[Henri Charriere]

🐓:  Somebody say Spam?

Q.A.:  I don't know who's zoomin' who here, or why, but what are the chances--considering the entire spectrum of such probabilities, of encountering the no-nonsense members who have intercepted the errant post and nipping it in the bud?

Our apologies to the OP whose presentation was so rudely interrupted.

[NOTE:  I clicked on the link and discovered--will wonders never cease?--that @Just Bob was correct, and the for-profit, entirely non-numismatic-related entity is located in Cyprus.]