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When was South Korean won created?
South Korean won was created in 1962.
When was North Korean won created?
North Korean won was created in 1947.
Who created Forever?
Do Won Chang who is an American businessman of Korean descent created Forever 21. :)
When did Korean won end?
Korean won ended in 1910.
What is Korean money called?
It is the won.
What is the symbol Korean money?
The monetary symbol for Korean Currency (Won) is ₩
What is Korean currency?
Korean won
What kind of money do South Korea use?
The currency in South Korea is South Korean Won (KRW).
What is Korean won?
1 South Korean won = 0.00067 U.S. dollars
What is the name of Korean money?
The name of Korean currency (money) is Won.
How do you pronounce the Korean name won?
Juan...Won----Juan---An--OnAn is in Juan and On is in WonSo you pronounce Won in Korean as Juan
How much is Korean money worth?
a Korean won is worth 1.152 won for every USD
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