I always enjoy seeing these colorful notes from the 1916 series. Tough to find at shows anymore.

Killer !

The 2 pesos note is extremely tough.

Wow very cool note! Seems like a rare one!

This is a tougher note to find. A lot of the ones I've seen have issues of some sort. It's very difficult to find a problem free example. So collectors, if you are looking to add one to your collection, you can't be too choosy on this issue. There just are not that many to go around. Congrats on your pick-up of this rare 100 Pesos issue.

Shout out to the honest gentleman who sold this note to me at a good price!

Nice note! 👌🏽

Awesome note!

bangis nung half pesos hahahaha.

Awesome and extensive collection! Handed down to you or did you hunt for them, specially those from the pre 60’s?

Sad that new bank note’s doesn’t have our heroes faces.

🐐- 1973-85s

Very cool.

If anyone is curious, BPI at Santo Niño in Cebu has a little musseum with currency from pretty much the early colonial period until our days.

The last peso that actually had silver in it.

Ah ok thanks… Magkano ngayon selling price one peso na Pilipino series (cheapest to most expensive)

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Howabout English series na piso?

Yes, this is certainly interesting. It might be interesting to take a look as well at money, banking, and the domestic economy towards the end of the Spanish period right before this period you are looking at of 1903-1905. I know that there is precious little in terms of the literature, but I do remember going through some tangential materials in both English and Spanish. Will try to scrounge around for materials. Meanwhile, good luck, hope you push this some more!

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Interesting, tactical dot

They are so pretty I hope I can have them in the future. Iam a collector too.

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Personally, my favorite is the NDS series (seen on the second column), its like each banknote has its own distinct and unique style (especially on the 200 and 500 pesos), same with the ABL series from the 70s.

Overall, I appreciate the Central Bank knowing how to evolve our money's designs and to catch up with technology, especially with the rise of counterfeiters, and how they know to switch things up a bit (unlike the U.S. dollar).

Very cool! It's not uncommon for lower denomination banknotes to be replaced by coins, but it's interesting that the 200 piso was discontinued in the latest polymer series.

The reason I heard is that there wasn't a high demand for them—people could easily get by with a couple of 100s. To me, this is similar to the 50-dollar bill in the US. Few people would miss it—the 100 and 20 can handle things without the 50 around.

Where is the 100,000 ?

I like the way you lined them up. Are they all still legal tender?

Wow ! Very cool to seem all of them like this !!!

Wowowow. Hope there's like a digital mag for these. Huhuhu it's so hard to chance upon this kind of collection of private collectors.

Nice collection you got there, I also have some, but the oldest was 1982

Nice! Neat collection OP👍

This is an amazing collection! 👏

And now we have the indistinguishable 5 and 10 peso coins

Wow! I have no idea there were this many variations! Love the designs of these notes very American-like 

This is the coolest collection I’ve seen in a while! Or ever! Looks like a rainbow, beautiful.

Very nice collection

Killer Set!

That's an impressive display. You even have a Legazpi! The backs with their vibrant colors are quite popular and have led many people to collect these notes. It used to be at the larger shows a fair number of dealers had Philippines notes, now only a few. Today it's somewhat tougher to put a collection like this together. Well done!