Honoring Manuel L. Quezon, the "Father of the Philippine Language" and the second president of the Philippine Republic as we celebrate his 148th birth anniversary today Aug. 19, 2026.
Nakapag upgrade din after years. From hindi maganda, to medyo medyo maganda. 😄
sharing lang yung P20 natin mula 1920 - 2020.
Issued to commemorate the 5th Anniversary of “The New Society” (Ang Bagong Lipunan)
A P5000 Gold Coin was also issued on the same year, bearing the faces of Pres. Marcos Sr. and FL Imelda Marcos.
Sharing my medal that was issued 5years ago to commemorate the 450th Founding Anniversary of Manila on 2021.
This medal features the iconic clock tower located at Manila City Hall, and the newly retrofitted Jones Bridge on the reverse side.
The first P1000 was issued by the Japanese Government during their occupation in the Philippines from 1942-1945, hence the name Japanese Invasion Money (JIM Banknotes).
80 years later, the Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas issued its first ever polymer banknote featuring the Philippine Eagle.
P500 na lang, lalarga na. Preferrably Solid7 din sana.
Gano kahirap makakuha ng Solid Serial Polymer Banknote in circulation? Sabi nga nila, “Chances are low, but never zero.”
In observance to National Flag Day.
On March 6, 1965, Presidential Proclamation No. 374 was issued declaring May 28 as National Flag Day to commemorate the date the national emblem was first unfurled after the Philippine Revolutionary Army defeated the Spanish forces in the Battle at Alapan, Imus, Cavite in 1898. On May 23, 1994, Executive Order No. 79 was issued extending the period of celebrating National Flag Day from May 28 to June 12. All Filipinos are encouraged to display the Philippine flag in all offices, agencies and instruments of government, business establishments, schools, and private homes throughout this period.
This is to give respect and reverence to our symbol of national sovereignty and solidarity. The Philippine flag is the embodiment of all our country’s ideals, culture and tradition.
https://www.dilg.gov.ph/events/Display-of-National-Transition-Flags/666
Usually, yung may mga error na Mismatch Serial Numbers ay isang character lang ang naiiba. Either sinundan, oh kasunod na prefix and/or number.
Ex. GY133466 - GZ133466
DF156724 - DF156734
Pero in this case, ang layo ng tinalon oh pinagkakaiba ng dalawang serial numbers at mapapansin din na may kakaibang symbol sa dulo.
Commemorative Coins in blister packaging officially issued by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
As per checking BSP Store, the Gen. Torres and Gen. Ricarte are still available for purchase at P75 each.
The complete set of 2005 ARROVO Error.
Prefix AK, AL, AM and WJ, Arrovo Starnote, and 2005 Starnote (Arrovo Replacement).
On 2005, Oberthur Technologies (France) mistakenly printed misspelled surname of PGMA where they used V instead of Y, resulting to these infamous Arrovo Errors.
ASEAN Summit Piso and 10Piso Commemorative Coins minted by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, when the Philippines was the host country last 2017 for its 50th Founding Anniversary and this year 2026.
The 10Piso Commemorative Coin is the first ever coin to bear a QR Code. If you scan the QR Code on its reverse youll be directed to BSP Website with information regarding the 2026 ASEAN Summit.
Both banknotes are printed in 2025 and bears serial number CC777777. Only difference is there is Suffix A after the year on one of the banknotes.
If all the serial numbers are already used (A000001-ZZ1000000) in that year, and they still have to print another set of banknotes within the same series, they have to use the serials from A000001 again, but this time they’ll be adding the Suffix letter at the end of the year. If they have reached upto Serial ZZ1000000 again and still have to print more, they’ll just repeat the process and will use then the next letter and so on. This process is just to avoid repetition of serial numbers in a single year within the same series and to keep every serial numbers unique from one another.
Some of my Solid777777 Collection.
Note: The One Peso English Series is no longer in my possession.
Sharing my Silver Commemorative Medal as we remember the Battle of Mactan on its 505th Anniversary today.
This commemorative medal was issued on 2021 in celebration of its Quincentennial Anniversary, featuring Lapulapu on its obverse design.