Korea South 200 won Celadon Vase KM-10 Crafts Art PR 69 PCGS silver coin 1970

The South Korea 200 Won Celadon Vase silver proof coin, issued in 1970, celebrates the remarkable artistic heritage of the Goryeo Dynasty, renowned worldwide for producing some of the finest celadon ceramics in history. Struck in silver and certified PCGS PR69, this elegant commemorative honors the exceptional craftsmanship and refined aesthetic that made Korean celadon a treasured cultural legacy. The reverse features a beautifully detailed Goryeo celadon vase with a graceful silhouette, decorated with floral motifs, blooming flowers, scrolling vines, ornamental patterns, and a carved decorative border around the shoulder and base. The obverse displays the national emblem of the Republic of Korea, with the Taegeuk symbol set within a stylized flower, framed by hibiscus blossoms, leafy branches, and a laurel wreath, together with the denomination and commemorative dates. The exceptional Proof strike highlights the contrast between frosted relief and mirror-like fields, while the outstanding PCGS PR69 certification confirms its superior preservation. A wonderful addition for collectors of Korean art, ceramics, Asian history, and high-grade certified silver commemorative coins.

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