Hana Bank Begins Pre-Sale of 'Son Heung-min Commemorative Medal'
[Asia Economy Reporter Kiho Sung] Hana Bank announced on the 5th that it will sell commemorative medals manufactured and released by the Korea Minting, Security Printing & ID Card Operating Corporation in July to honor Son Heung-min, who is contributing to raising South Korea's status through soccer.
Hana Bank, through an exclusive sales agency contract with Poongsan Hwadoyanghaeng, the commemorative medal seller, will conduct a reservation sale of 1,600 offline units until the 16th, the only domestic financial institution to do so.
The Son Heung-min commemorative medal, featuring a dynamic image of the Tottenham Hotspur FC forward and a design inspired by the back number ‘7’, will be released in a total of 7,700 pieces in two forms: coin type and banknote type. The coin type will be produced as gold and silver medals, and the banknote type as gold and silver banknotes. Hana Bank plans to reserve 1,600 units through its branches and distribute the commemorative medals from October 25 to October 29.
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A Hana Bank official stated, "Through the sale of commemorative medals featuring Son Heung-min, a leading star in South Korean soccer, we aim to provide customers with a unique enjoyment in their financial lives and continue to approach customers closely through differentiated financial services."
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