100 Won

Issued by the Bank of Korea (한국은행), this 100 Won coin has been in standard circulation since 15 January 1983 and continues to be used through 2026. Struck in copper‑nickel (75% copper, 25% nickel), it represents the durability and modern design of South Korea’s currency system under the New Won (1962–date).

With its milled edge, coin alignment ↑↓, and classic round shape, the 100 Won coin is a staple of South Korea’s economy and a collectible piece for numismatists interested in contemporary Asian coinage.