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The Philippine Peso is the currency of the Republic of the Philippines since 1949, replacing the Philippine Commonwealth peso. The name ‘peso’ is Spanish for ‘weight’ and ‘piece’, referring to the famous ‘piece of eight’ first struck as a silver coin in the 16th century with a value of 8 reales. Peso is a shortened form of Spanish ‘peso de a echo’, meaning ‘piece of eight’.
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10 Philippine Peso banknote (Mabini)
The banknote of sampung piso features Apolinario Mabini, Filipino educator. The brown colored paper banknote contains the words ‘Republika Ng Pilipinas’. On the reverse side of the ₱10 note is an image of Barasoain church in Malolos, near Manila.You get: £0.012101 PHP = £0.0012100000 -
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100 Philippine Peso banknote (Manuel Roxas)
The purple colored banknote of sandaang piso shows Manuel Roxas, Philippine president. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Republika Ng Pilipinas’. The building on the reverse side of the ₱100 note is the Central Bank BSP complex in Manila.You get: £0.121001 PHP = £0.0012100000 -
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500 Philippine Peso banknote (Benigno Aquino Jr)
This limandaang piso banknote features Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino, Jr., Senator, governor and husband of Filipino president Corazon Aquino, along with a flag and a typewriter. In 1983, Benigno Aquino Jr was assassinated at the tarmac of the Manila International airport which is now named Ninoy Aquino International Airport in his honor. On the paper banknote … ContinuedYou get: £0.605001 PHP = £0.0012100000 -
1000 Philippine Peso banknote (Santos Escoda Lim)
This sanlibong piso banknote has the image of J. A. Santos, V. Lim and J. L. Escoda. The paper note contains the words ‘Republika Ng Pilipinas’. The backside of the ₱1000 note features Banawe rice terraces, a wood carving and a hut with palm trees.You get: £1.210001 PHP = £0.0012100000 -
2000 Philippine Peso banknote (Commemorative)
The commemorative bill of dalawang libong piso measures 216mm by 133mm. The front design shows President J. E. Estrada taking his oath of office. The backside of the 2000 Piso note features the declaration of Philippine Independence.You get: £2.420001 PHP = £0.0012100000 -
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20 Philippine Peso banknote (2010 series)
The orange colored banknote of dalawampung piso measures 160mm by 66mm. On the front of the note is an image of Philippine president Manuel L. Quezon and Malacañang Palace in Manila. Text on the paper note reads ‘Republika Ng Pilipinas’. On the backside of the ₱20 note is a palm civet at Banaue Rice Terraces, … ContinuedYou get: £0.209601 PHP = £0.0104800000 -
5 Philippine Peso banknote (1978 issue)
The green colored banknote of 5 Philippine pisos features the portrait of Andres Bonifacio. The back of the 1978 issue five piso note shows a scene of the Filipino Katipunan organization, working towards independence of the Philippines from Spain.You get: £0.006051 PHP = £0.0012100000 -
50 Philippine Peso banknote (2010 series)
This red-colored limampung piso banknote measures 160mm by 66mm. Text on the ₱50 paper note reads ‘Republika Ng Pilipinas’. The front of the note features the fourth Filipino president , Sergio Osmenña, and the Leyte Landing in 1944. On the backside of the 50 PHP note are two maliputo fish at Taal Lake.You get: £0.524001 PHP = £0.0104800000 -
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100 Philippine Peso banknote (2010 series)
The blue-violet colored banknote of sandaang piso measures 160mm by 66mm. The words ‘Republika Ng Pilipinas’ are printed on the paper note. On the obverse side of the 100 PHP note is Manuel A. Roxas, former president of the Philippines. The backside features Mayon volcano and a whale shark.You get: £1.048001 PHP = £0.0104800000
