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This exquisite series saw inception in 2016 and features immaculate artistic renderings of one of the world's most endangered big cat species, the Korean or Siberian Tiger.
The coin's obverse features a marvelously detailed rendering of a Korean Tiger roaring. Also included on the obverse, the weight, date of issue and 'Korean Tiger' title.
On the reverse of the coin is a typographical relief, made of letters of the Korean alphabet, arranged in the shape of the Korean map. The map is flanked by KOMSCO's latent security feature and Korea's national emblem, while the Korean legend and the coin's metal content and 9999 purity appear within the wide border on the reverse side, which is decorated with a design of tiger stripes.
Sadly, the bamboo forests of Korea are no longer home to this majestic predator, as the last Korean Tiger was hunted there in 1922; only 400 of the species remain, in the far eastern parts of Russia and Siberia. Remember the Korean Tiger in his prime and diversify your holdings with a ¼ oz 2017 South Korean Tiger gold round today.
The Korean Minting and Security Printing Corporation (KOMSCO) was established in 1951 in South Korea (amidst the Korean War). Headquartered in Gyeongsan, the company evolved by using new technologies and processes and diversifying its offerings, including coinage, medals, cultural-related relics, and silver and gold bullion products.
Secure your 1/4 oz 2017 South Korean Tiger Gold Round and grow your wealth today!
ROUND HIGHLIGHTS
*Ships individually in protective packaging
*Consisting of 1/4 oz of 999 Fine Gold
*Obverse: Features a marvelously detailed rendering of a Korean Tiger roaring
*Reverse: Features a typographical relief, made of letters of the Korean alphabet, arranged in the shape of the Korean map
This exquisite series saw inception in 2016 and features immaculate artistic renderings of one of the world's most endangered big cat species, the Korean or Siberian Tiger.
The coin's obverse features a marvelously detailed rendering of a Korean Tiger roaring. Also included on the obverse, the weight, date of issue and 'Korean Tiger' title.
On the reverse of the coin is a typographical relief, made of letters of the Korean alphabet, arranged in the shape of the Korean map. The map is flanked by KOMSCO's latent security feature and Korea's national emblem, while the Korean legend and the coin's metal content and 9999 purity appear within the wide border on the reverse side, which is decorated with a design of tiger stripes.
Sadly, the bamboo forests of Korea are no longer home to this majestic predator, as the last Korean Tiger was hunted there in 1922; only 400 of the species remain, in the far eastern parts of Russia and Siberia. Remember the Korean Tiger in his prime and diversify your holdings with a ¼ oz 2017 South Korean Tiger gold round today.
ABOUT KOMSCO
The Korean Minting and Security Printing Corporation (KOMSCO) was established in 1951 in South Korea (amidst the Korean War). Headquartered in Gyeongsan, the company evolved by using new technologies and processes and diversifying its offerings, including coinage, medals, cultural-related relics, and silver and gold bullion products.