Poster on small bond from the 1970s, now on view at the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History for its "Dream of Big Savings: Household Finance in Korean Contemporary History" exhibition [NATIONAL MUSEUM OF KOREAN CONTEMPORARY HISTORY] In the past, preserving mokdon, or a large lump sum, did not typically mean securing them in a bank account. It was customary for Koreans to bury it in their front lawns or stick it in-between books, meaning that it would be more accurate to say that it was more about 'hiding,' less than 'saving' money.

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