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MacArthur's Return And Independence: 1 Centavo (U.S. Philippines, 1944)-Reference

The WWII-era Philippine coin represents the 2nd denomination coin of the Peso (US Administration). The observe features a man, with an...

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Apr 25, 20221 min read

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The Gomburza, The Fathers Of The Revolution: 10 Pesos (Philippines, 1949)-Reference

This Philippine banknote represents the 9th denomination of the “English Series” (1949). The observe features a portrait of Fathers...

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Apr 25, 20221 min read

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Mabini, The Brain Of The Revolution: 1 Peso (Philippines, 1949)-Reference

This Philippine banknote represents the 6th denomination of the “English Series” (1949). The observe features a portrait revolutionary...

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Apr 20, 20221 min read

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Japanese Invasion Notes, Philippines: 100 Pesos (Imperial Japan, 1944)-Reference

This Japanese occupation note (Philippines) represents the 4th denomination of Japanese government-issued Peso (Series 1943). The observe...

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Apr 11, 20211 min read

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The Blood Compact Of The Katipuneros: 10 Piso (Philippines, 2001)-Reference

This Philippine banknote represents the 2nd denomination of the "New Design Series" Peso (1985). The observe depicts Filipino...

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Jan 9, 20211 min read

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Aguinaldo, Father Of The Philippine Nation: 5 Piso (Philippines, 1985)-Reference

This Philippine banknote represents the 1st denomination of the "New Design Series" Peso (1985). The observe depicts Emilio Aguinaldo...

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Jan 9, 20211 min read

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Quezon, Symbol Of Independence: 200 Pesos (Philippines, 1949)-Article

This Philippine banknote represents the 13th denomination of the “English Series” (1949). The “English Series” Peso were the first...

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Dec 19, 20207 min read

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MacArthur's Return And Independence: 1 Centavo (U.S. Philippines, 1944)-Reference

The Gomburza, The Fathers Of The Revolution: 10 Pesos (Philippines, 1949)-Reference

Mabini, The Brain Of The Revolution: 1 Peso (Philippines, 1949)-Reference

Japanese Invasion Notes, Philippines: 100 Pesos (Imperial Japan, 1944)-Reference

The Blood Compact Of The Katipuneros: 10 Piso (Philippines, 2001)-Reference

Aguinaldo, Father Of The Philippine Nation: 5 Piso (Philippines, 1985)-Reference

Quezon, Symbol Of Independence: 200 Pesos (Philippines, 1949)-Article