Korea

South Korea 10 Won Note 1964 UNC	-	$8.99	54m
Korea - 1964 Ten Won	-	$9.99	1h 26m
Korea 100 Yen = 100 Won 1946 "F" Banknote P-45	-	$12.99	1h 34m
South Korea 1 Won ND 1962 VF CRISP Banknote P-30	-	$7.00	1h 54m
South Korea Currency Collection 72, 000 Won Face Value	6	$64.00	2h 18m
TWO BUNDLES OF 100 EACH, 10 & 50 JEON, SOUTH KOREA	-	$150.00 $175.00	2h 32m
Banknotes of All Nations Korea 500 Won P43 GEM UNC	-	$8.39	3h 30m
KOREA SOUTH 5000 WON 55 2006 BUTTERFLY AAA COLORFUL UNC	-	$29.99	3h 32m
NORTH KOREA 5 WON 1978 UNC	-	$0.99	3h 40m
Korea North P-43 100 Won 1992 Unc. Banknote Asia	-	$1.00	4h 23m
1944 Korean 10 Yen Note	5	$2.75	5h 34m
10000 VIETNAM DONG BANK NOTE + 5000 NORTH KOREA WON	-	$9.99	6h 14m
2006 5000 WON KIM JONG-IL NORTH KOREA CURRENCY UNCIRCULATED BANKNOTE NOTE MONEY	11	$2.75	6h 31m
KOREA SOUTH NOTE 5 WON (1962) P 31 AU	-	$24.99	6h 49m
KOREA SOUTH NOTE 10 WON (ND) P 33e UNC	-	$4.99	6h 55m
KOREA SOUTH NOTE 1 WON (1962) P 30 AU	-	$4.99	6h 55m
South Korea, 1963, 1 Won, P-30, CRISP UNC!!	4	$12.00	7h 9m
South Korea, 1963, 5 Won, P-31, CRISP UNC!!	11	$34.00	7h 10m
South Korea:P-12, 5 Won, 1953 UNC	-	$225.00	7h 34m
South Korea:P-3, 1000 Won, 1950 * Man W Beard * UNC *	-	$99.00	7h 39m
Korea(Japan):P-17a, 1 Yen in Gold, 1915 * Man W Beard * RARE * Chosen Bank *	-	$260.00	8h 6m
100 Different world paper money collection, UNC genuine banknotes.	10	$16.00	8h 8m
KOREA SOUTH 5000 WON P55 2006 BUTTERFLY FROG UNC BB PREFIX NOTE	-	$11.99	8h 17m
2012 New S.korea Coins& banknotes Catalogue	-	$18.98	8h 26m
(1953) Bank of Korea (South) 10 Hwan	-	$7.99	9h 48m
100 pc Bundle North Korea 5 Won P40 1998 UNC	-	$31.95	10h 2m
100 pc Bundle North Korea 5 Won pNEW 2002 (2009) UNC	-	$29.95	10h 5m
100 pc Bundle North Korea 10 Won pNEW 2002 (2009) UNC	-	$31.95	10h 8m
North Korea 50 Won 1992 P 42 *UNCIRCULATED BankNote	-	$1.66	10h 21m
North Korea 1 Won 1988 P 35 *UNCIRCULATED BankNote	-	$3.00	10h 29m
South Korea 1000 Won 1983 P 47 UNC BankNote	-	$3.78	10h 43m
North Korea ~ P-41 ~ 10 Won ~ 1992 ~ Specimen ~ Gem Unc	-	$4.99	11h 23m
* KOREA SOUTH - 50 JEON 1962 UNC - P 29	-	$1.85	11h 27m
* KOREA SOUTH - 1000 WON 1983 - P 47	-	$2.35	11h 27m
* KOREA SOUTH - 10 JEON 1962 UNC - P 28	-	$1.00	11h 28m
* KOREA SOUTH - 10 JEON 1962 P 28 LOT 2 PCS	-	$3.00	11h 28m
* KOREA NORTH - 5 WON 1978 UNC - P 19 LOT 2 PCS	-	$1.00	11h 28m
* KOREA NORTH - 200 WON 2005 UNC P 48 LOT 2 PCS	-	$2.00	11h 28m
* KOREA NORTH - 100 WON 1992 UNC - P 43 LOT 2 PCS	-	$2.00	11h 28m
* KOREA NORTH 10 WON 1988 UNC - P 41 LOT 2 PCS	-	$2.05	11h 28m

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