Mineral compositions in various ginseng, which was grown in different region, different age, were analyzed by atomic absorption spectrophotometer. $Mn^{++}$ content in ginseng of five years old was four times higher than that of two years old, suggesting that the amount of $Mn^{++}$ would be increased as they are cultivated. The content of phosphate in the various ginseng did not show much difference, whereas that of $Ca^{++},;Mn^{++}$ did. Korean red ginseng revealed much higher in $Mn^{++}$ content than that of others investigated. When the amount N was compared, San Chi, Chinese ginseng was significantly lowered. Korean red ginseng of 100g contains highest phosphate ion of 328.3mg.