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[Photo News] BOK issues notes from Gangnam for the first time

By Korea Herald

Published : May 22, 2017 - 14:52

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ISSUING NOTES FROM GANGNAM – Bank of Korea officials load 10,000 won notes onto a car at the BOK’s Gangnam headquarters in southern Seoul, Monday, for currency trading with a financial institution. It was the first currency trading since the currency department moved its office to Gangnam over the weekend, due to the central bank’s three-year renovation of its headquarters in central Seoul. (Yonhap) ISSUING NOTES FROM GANGNAM – Bank of Korea officials load 10,000 won notes onto a car at the BOK’s Gangnam headquarters in southern Seoul, Monday, for currency trading with a financial institution. It was the first currency trading since the currency department moved its office to Gangnam over the weekend, due to the central bank’s three-year renovation of its headquarters in central Seoul. (Yonhap)

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