Title : Self-adhesive Definitive Stamp (190 won) 
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Stamp Serial#
 2332 
KPC#
 435 
MICHEL#
 2358 
StanGib#
 2709 
Scott#
 2007 
Date of Issue
 07/01/2003 
Quantity
 15,000,000  
Denomination
 190 won 
Design
 Malus asiatica Nakai 
Designer
 Kim Soe-jong 
Image Area
 22 mm x 25 mm, 25 mm x 22 mm 
Perforation
 13 
Sheet Composition
 10 x 2, 2 x 10 (Booklet) 
Paper
 White unwatermarked
Printing process
and colors
 Photogravure, four colors 
Print
 Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation 
Description
Newly featured in the plants stamp series is a purple Aquilegia flabellata Sieb. et Zucc. var. pumila Kudo, a plant indigenous to Korea, as well as an appetizing Malus asiatica Nakai, a type of apple. To enhance the convenience of stamp users, two types of 190-won self-adhesive definitive postage stamps are being issued.

Malus asiatica Nakai.
Malus asiatica Nakai belongs to the "family of Rosaceae", it is a deciduous shrub that has long been grown in houses in Korea's south central region. The plant grows to about 10 meters high. Four to seven blossoms of light reddish flowers bloom in April and May. It produces yellowish red fruits that are about 5 centimeters in diameter. It resembles an apple tree in shape and color, but is smaller in size than apples, and has a more sour taste.