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Message:: [QUOTE="iPen, post: 2514754, member: 69760"]Ah, I see. The first two images below are some of the ones I saw online. They're from 2015 and 2016 which I'm guessing are the Korean language ones as opposed to the English language ones. I assumed that the "foreign" ones were all like that previous to 2015. Maybe they removed the "Coins of Korea" post-2014. The third image below is of a 2006 Korean mint set. Since that one has both Korean and English typed on the cover (as opposed to English only), that would be the "foreign" one we've been discussing (which is similar in typed format as the picture comparisons you show earlier). So, I'm on the same page with you - the latest 2015-2016 sets confused me. By the way, what is the ancient (?) type coin in the fourth and final image below? It looks as if it's supposed to be a coin shaped as a turtle - is that actually supposed to be a turtle ship, perhaps? It may just be a turtle, but the huge turtle ship that's front and center of the 2006 mint set's cover makes me wonder. [ATTACH=full]535343[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]535341[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]535345[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]535346[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]