Korea South 100 won Admiral Sun Sin Lee Ship History PF65 NGC silver coin 1970

The South Korea 100 Won Admiral Yi Sun-sin (Lee Sun Sin) silver proof coin, issued in 1970, commemorates Admiral Yi Sun-sin (1545–1598), one of Korea’s most celebrated naval commanders and a symbol of courage, leadership, and patriotism. Struck in silver with an impressive Ultra Cameo Proof finish and certified NGC PF65 Ultra Cameo, this historic commemorative combines exceptional eye appeal with national significance. The reverse depicts Admiral Yi Sun-sin standing in full armor with a drawn sword, accompanied by a Korean warship, billowing battle smoke, waves, and dramatic maritime scenery. The finely engraved armor, helmet, and commanding pose honor his legendary victories during the Imjin War. The obverse features the national emblem of South Korea, including the Taegeuk symbol set within a stylized flower, surrounded by hibiscus blossoms, floral branches, leaves, and decorative wreath elements, together with the denomination and commemorative dates. Revered for his innovative naval tactics and the successful defense of Korea against invading fleets, Admiral Yi remains one of history’s greatest military leaders. Certified NGC PF65 Ultra Cameo, this silver Proof coin is an excellent addition for collectors of Korean history, naval warfare, military heroes, and certified world numismatics.

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