| KOREA SOUTH | ||||
| 001 | 1967 12 15 | Folklore | ||
| commemorative stamp 4 Won comb perforation 12 ½ number printed: 1.000.000 |
offset litho on paper with silk
fibres design: Kang Choon-whan Government Printing & Mint Agency of the Repubic of Korea |
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| Michel 601 | Scott 561 | Yvert Tellier 485 | Stanley Gibbons 726 | Domfil 967.11 |
| 002 | 1967 12 15 | Folklore | ||
| souvenir sheet 4 Won imperforate |
offset litho on paper with silk
fibres design: Kang Choon-whan Government Printing & Mint Agency of the Repubic of Korea |
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| Michel BL 267 | Scott 561a | Yvert Tellier BF 147 | Stanley Gibbons 729 | Domfil 967.14 |
| 003 | 1997 05 31 | Football World Championship 2002, South Korea and Japan - Painting of Ch'ukkuk match | ||
| commemorative stamp 150 Won comb perforation 13 : 13 ½ |
Photogravure number printed: 5.000.000 design: Won, In-jae Korea Security Printing and Minting Corporation |
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| Michel 1923 | Scott 1904 | Yvert Tellier 1766 | Stanley Gibbons 2239 | Domfil - |
| In Korea, ch'ukkuk, a soccer-like game, was played from the Three Kingdoms period to the late Chosun dynasty. The game is said to have originated in ancient China where the legendary Emperor Hwang used it to drill soldiers. | ||||
| 004 | 1997 05 31 | Football World Championship 2002, South Korea and Japan - Painting of Ch'ukkuk match | ||
| souvenir sheet 450 Won Harrow perforation 13 : 13 ½ |
Photogravure number printed: 5.000.000 design: Won, In-jae Korea Security Printing and Minting Corporation |
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| Michel BL 637 | Scott 1904a | Yvert Tellier C1766 | Stanley Gibbons 2240 | Domfil - |