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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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De won ₩ (Hangeul 원, Hanja 圓) is de munteenheid van Zuid-Korea. De Zuid-Koreaanse won wordt niet verder onderverdeeld. De volgende munten worden gebruikt: 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 won (1 en 5 won vindt men nauwelijks meer). Het papiergeld is beschikbaar in 1000, 5000 en 10.000 en 50.000 won.
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