Depicts a Rose of Sharon, value and an inscription "Bank of Korea" in the Korean alphabet (Hangul).

Hibiscus syriacus, a member of the mallow family (Malvaceae), is a flowering plant native to regions of East Asia but has been extensively introduced to various other areas, notably across Europe and North America. The species was named syriacus because specimens were gathered from gardens in Syria. Commonly referred to as the rose of Sharon, particularly in North America, it also goes by names such as Syrian ketmia, shrub althea (or simply althea), and rose mallow in the United Kingdom. This plant holds significance as the national flower of South Korea and is mentioned in the country's national anthem.

Designers: Kang Bak, Oh Dong-hwan, Jo Byung-soo

Bank name, value and date.