Haesanite seol

Haesanite seol

Unit
Plural	seol; no formal plural exists, "seols" often used informally
Symbol	설‎
Denominations
Subunit
1⁄100	jeom (점) Theoretical (not used)
Banknotes
Freq. used	설200, 설1,000, 설2,000, 설5,000, 설10,000
Rarely used	설500
Coins
Freq. used	설10, 설20, 설50, 설100
Rarely used	설5
Demographics
Date of introduction	1921
User(s)	Haesan
Issuance
Central bank	Bank of Haesan
Mint	Haesanite Bureau of Printing and Engraving

The Haesanite seol (Code: HNS, Symbol: 설) is the official currency of Haesan, originally introduced in 1921 and continuously used since 1972. The seol, issued by the Bank of Haesan, is issued for public circulation in denominations ranging from 설5 to 설10,000. A theoretical unit called the jeom is equivalent to a hundredth of a seol and is used solely in foreign exchange rates. As of July 15, 2023, the currency trades with the Sanctarian Pound at a rate of around 설185.87 = £1.

Coins

Haesanite Seol Coins (2015 printing)

Denomination	Obverse	Reverse
설5	Sailboat	Value, date, "Haesan", "해산민국"
설10	Mount Jisun	Value, date, "Haesan", "해산민국"
설20	Bridge of the Maritimes	Value, date, "Haesan", "해산민국"
설50	Silver whale	Value, date, "Haesan", "해산민국"
설100	Chrysanthemum blossom	Value, date, "Haesan", "해산민국"

Banknotes

Haesanite Seol Banknotes (2015 printing)

Denomination	Obverse	Reverse	Watermark
설200	Yoon Si-hu, 17th century historian and Celestial scholar	Cheonsahae Temple near Hanyeong	Bell
설500	Corinne Depuis, 20th century advocate for historical preservation and conservation	Château d'Anfé, Anfa	Column
설1,000	Seo Ji-min, a leader of the independence movement and democracy activist	Jangsa Market in Suyang	Scales
설2,000	Pak Ye-ju, first Prime Minister of the Second Commonwealth, Haven Peace Prize recipient	Dasom Hot Springs in Jakja	Dove
설5,000	Admiral Cho, 16th century admiral who repelled Costenan invasion	Byeolmorae Beach in Haebam	Masted ship
설10,000	Han Ju-sang, first President of Haesan and independence activist	Dalseongjeon, Hwagang	Astral design