The First PH Polymer Banknote Series
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The 1000-peso polymer banknote features not one but two of the country’s symbols—the Philippine eagle and the sampaguita.
On the reverse side are the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park and the native South Sea pearl.
The 1000-peso polymer banknote is part of the First Philippine Polymer (FPP) Banknote Series of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
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The 500-piso polymer banknote features a pair of endemic and threatened flora and fauna in the Philippines—the Visayan spotted deer and Acanthephippium mantinianum.
It also shows on the reverse side the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park and the native and critically endangered blue-naped parrot.
The 500-piso polymer banknote is part of the First Philippine Polymer (FPP) Banknote Series, which will circulate alongside the existing paper banknotes.
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The 100-piso polymer banknote highlights the majestic Palawan peacock-pheasant together with Ceratocentron fesselii—an endemic and critically endangered orchid in the Philippines.
It also shows the Mayon volcano and the native and endangered whale sharks or butanding on the reverse side.
The 100-piso polymer banknote is part of the First Philippine Polymer (FPP) Banknote Series, which will circulate alongside the existing paper banknotes.
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The 50-piso polymer banknote showcases another endemic and threatened flora and fauna in the Philippines—the Visayan leopard cat and Vidal’s lanutan.
It also shows on the reverse side the Taal Lake and the native maliputo fish.
The 50-piso polymer banknote is part of the First Philippine Polymer (FPP) Banknote Series, which will circulate alongside the existing paper banknotes.
For more information, please visit bit.ly/PolymerPH.
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