Korea South 1000 won United Nation Forces Soldiers PR 68 PCGS silver coin 1970

The South Korea 1000 Won "United Nations Forces" silver proof coin, issued in 1970, commemorates the 20th anniversary of the United Nations Forces' participation in the Korean War (1950–1953). Struck in silver and certified PCGS PR68, this attractive Proof issue honors the international coalition that came to the defense of the Republic of Korea during one of the most significant conflicts of the 20th century. The reverse presents four soldiers in military helmets, standing beneath the United Nations flag and the South Korean national flag, symbolizing the unity of allied forces. Along the lower border is a continuous row of national flags representing the participating UN member states, while the dates 1950–1953 mark the years of the conflict. The obverse features the national emblem of South Korea, with the Taegeuk symbol inside a stylized flower, framed by elegant hibiscus blossoms, floral branches, leaves, and wreath elements, together with the denomination and commemorative dates. Certified PCGS PR68, this beautifully preserved silver coin is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of Korean history, military commemoratives, United Nations memorabilia, and certified world coins.

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