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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mlov43, post: 24834353, member: 16729&quot;]Yes, high-grades are the most worth your time and money, but now even red brown examples of the 1960s Five-Won and 10-Won are selling in the &quot;tens of dollars&quot; and more.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I see people selling circulated examples for a few bucks.&nbsp; They will sell, but is it worth your time to try and move $2 to $8 coins (with the eBay vig and shipping costs)?&nbsp; If looking for circulated examples, the 1966 dates WILL sell much better.&nbsp; Also the 1969 10-Won will sell quite well if in higher circulated condition.&nbsp; Circulated 1970 10-Won coins seem to be numerous and don&#039;t seem to do well.</p><p><br /></p><p>And nobody selling coins outside of Korea addresses the varieties or strike characteristics in their listings, e.g., </p><p>The 1969 Five-Won Wide Date Spacing and Closely Spaced Date (recognized by NGC),</p><p>The two 1973 10-Won date varieties, </p><p>The 1966 One-Won obverse clashed dies (look at them, and you might find one!&nbsp; They&#039;re common).&nbsp; </p><p>Those 1966 fully-struck 10-Won coins without blobby pagoda eaves.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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