South Korea First Definitive Issue - Mugunghwa Flower
South Korea · 1946 · 50 Chon
This stamp features a stylized depiction of the Mugunghwa, or Rose of Sharon, the national flower of South Korea. The design is simple, with the flower centered and the denomination '50' prominently displayed. This was part of the first definitive series issued by the Republic of Korea after liberation.
Issued in 1946, this stamp represents a key moment in Korean history, symbolizing national identity and sovereignty following the end of Japanese colonial rule in 1945.
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