1 ounce silver South Corea 2022 BU - SHORT HAIR CAT Family

1 oz South Korea 2022 BU Short Hair Cat Family

Delivery with Capsule

Mintage: 5,000 - only a small quantity was sold for outside Korea

Theme shoes a Short Hair Cat Family Inscriptions are "Short Hair Cat" and year sign of "2022"

Beschreibung - Description :

Südkorea - KOMSCO - 2022 - NO CURRENCY
Mintage 5,000
Series Komsco Dogs & Cats
1 oz = 31,1 g .999 Silver

Korean Short Hair Cat

Koshot is the Korean word to describe the country’s domesticated mixed breed or mongrel cats.
The breeds involved in making the Koshot are unknown, be they a blend of imported breeds or native Korean cats throughout hundreds of years.
There are no known genetic studies to pin down proper ancestry to these felines. Unlike mixed breeds in other countries monitored from one extent to the other, there is no oversight concerning the Koshot cat.
The Koshot cats are recognized in art, pottery, and folklore dating back to the 8th century.
Though other imported breeds populate many areas of Korea, the Koshot still holds claim to many rural Areas.

About KOMSCO

Established on October 1, 1951 during the Korean War, KOMSCO started its first work at a shabby wood building in Busan, Korea. KOMSCO built 10 units of printing office in Busan and launched a paper mill to prepare minting our money steadily with our technology. We could supply banknotes by ourselves, taking a big step for creating value.

Global Top 5 Minting and Security Company

Attempting to transit to the structure of pioneering business by establishing GKD(GLOBAL KOMSCO DAEWOO), the first overseas corporation of KOMSCO to secure the bridgehead to enter into overseas market and cotton pulp of raw material of banknotes. KOMSCO tried hard for business improvement, cost reduction, pioneering of domestic and international market. With the more than 60 year history, KOMSCO start vigorous soaring toward Global Top 5 Minting and Security Company.