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My Nnp Symposium Presentation On South Korean Coins

 
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mlov
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My presentation on South Korean coins is now available at the Newman Numismatic Portal (NNP).

https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/book/620279
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Nice work!
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Well worth a listen. Thx for posting the link.

I did have a question for you Mark. With South Korea's ongoing move to coin-less commerce, how do you think that their commemorative program will be impacted? Might it expand as mint folks are no longer working on circulation coinage? Thx.
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The Korean Mint will continue to produce commems no matter what, I think. They have a Boy Scout Jamboree coin ready for release early next year, and they haven't said anything about shutting down production completely. They don't make much money from their commems, however. Most of the Korean Mint (KOMSCO) revenues from coining sales now come from their new precious medals programs (Chiwoo Cheonang, Korean Tiger, etc), which have shown to be hugely popular outside of Korea.
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