Korea South 250 won Chung Hee Park KM-11 Politics PR 63 PCGS silver coin 1970

The 1970 South Korea 250 Won Silver Proof coin, KM-11, honors President Park Chung Hee and celebrates Korean national identity through elegant traditional symbolism. Certified PCGS PR63, this historic commemorative combines political heritage with exquisite Asian artistry. The obverse presents a detailed frontal portrait of President Park Chung Hee, featuring neatly combed hair, a formal suit, shirt and tie. Park governed South Korea from 1961 to 1979 and played a major role in the country's rapid industrial development, while his rule was marked by authoritarian policies. The reverse features two magnificent phoenix birds with outstretched wings, elaborate flowing tail feathers and decorative crests, surrounding a central hibiscus flower, Korea's national floral emblem. Above appears a circular anniversary emblem, while the denomination completes the composition. Its silver Proof finish, intricate wildlife imagery and historical importance make this PCGS-certified coin a distinctive collectible.

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