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won surcoreano
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moneda oficial de la República de Corea
The won is the official money used in South Korea for buying goods and paying for services. It matters because it's essential to the country's economy and is what people living in or doing business in South Korea use every day.
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- Country
- South Korea
- Manufacturer
- Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation
- Image
- Currency South Korea.jpg
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- native label
- 대한민국 원
- McCune–Reischauer romanization
- Taehanmin'guk wŏn
- Commons category
- Money of South Korea
- central bank/issuer
- Bank of Korea
- price
- 0.00076349
- unit symbol
- ₩
- start time
- 1947-12-06
- currency sign
- ₩
- different from
- South Korean won (1945–1953)
- replaces
- South Korean hwan
- applies to jurisdiction
- South Korea
- Revised Romanization
- Daehanminguk won
- conversion to standard unit
- 0.00118050792534
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El won surcoreano (en hangul, 대한민국 원; en hanja, 大韓民國 圓; romanización revisada del coreano, Daehan Minguk weon; McCune-Reischauer, Taehan Minkuk wŏn) o simplemente won (en hangul, 원; en hanja, 圓; romanización revisada del coreano, weon; McCune-Reischauer, wŏn) , cuyo plural en español es wones, es la moneda de curso legal de Corea del Sur. Está dividida en 100 chones (en hangul, 전; romanización revisada del coreano, jeon; McCune-Reischauer, chŏn), aunque no existen monedas de esta denominación. Su código ISO 4217 es KRW, y su símbolo ₩.
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