The 1991 Korean War Memorial silver dollar commemorative proof coin comes in the original government packaging (including a display holder, box, and outer sleeve), with a certificate of authenticity. This coin was minted to mark the 38th Anniversary of the Korean War and honors the men and women who served in that conflict at the 38th degree of latitude. This was the only commemorative coin issued to mark the Korean War. The obverse was designed by John Mercanti and shows a foot soldier running up a hill. Planes appear above our serviceman and naval ships appear below. The reverse of the coin was designed by James T. Ferrel and features a map of Korea with the head of a bald eagle pictured in the Sea of Japan.

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