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1 South Korean won = 0.000791 U.S. dollars so you have exactly $.79.
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Bill from the bank of Korea that is 100 won how much is it worth is US money?
1000 won and 5000 won
I am having 1000 bank of Korea won if you convert it into Indian rupees how much will i get?
49 rupees
Which country use a won value of money?
North Korea use North Korean won. South Korea use South Korean won.
What is 5000 won bank of Korea bill worth?
What is 5000 won worth in us exchange for money
What is the value of a 100 won bank of Korea note issued in 1950?
A current issue NORTH Korean 1000 Won note is worth about $7. A mint uncirculated condition note would be worth $20 to a collector, dropping to $2-4 in used condition.A current issue SOUTH Korean 1000 Won note is worth about $0.90. A mint uncirculated condition note would be worth $4 to a collector and face value (90c) in used condition.
What is a 10000 won bank of Korea bill worth in US dollars?
its worth 400 dollars in us
Who won out of japan and Korea in 2012?
korea won
What is the name of south Korea's currency?
South Korea's unit of currency is South Korean won (KRW.) It used to be sub-divided into 100 jeon, but jeon is no longer used. North Korea's unit of currency is North Korean won (KPW.) It is sub-divided into 100 chŏn. The currencies are NOT interchangeable.
What is South Korea's currency?
So. Korea's currency is won.
How much is a dollar worth in Korea?
10 won= 1 cent 100 won= 10 cents 500 won= 50 cents 1000 won= 1 dollar 10000 won= 10 dollars 50000 won= 50 dollars in America we call it dollars in Korea they call it won
What do they call money in Korea?
In Korea everybody calls money won for example 5,000 won = 5.00$ in American money. How you find how many won is you multiply the original American price by one thousand to get the Korean price or take the Korean price and divide it by one thousand to get the American price.
What is the currency of Korea?
The Korean currency is known as the won. The won itself is also divided into jeon, but this term isn't regularly used.South Korea uses the "won"
