The Philippine peso is the legal tender of the Philippines, with the Philippine language Piso and the currency code PHP. 1 piso stands for Philippine peso, with face value of 1.
The Philippines is one of the countries in the world that was colonized by Spain and used peso as currency. Other countries that use pesos include Mexico, Colombia and Argentina.
Coin front content:
1 peso: the logo of the Central Bank of the Philippines on the front, Rizal (character image) on the back, country name, face value and year.
2 pesos: The logo of the Central Bank of the Philippines is on the front, and emilio aguinaldo (character), country name, face value and year are on the back.
5 pesos: the logo of the Central Bank of the Philippines on the front and Andres bonifacio, country name, face value and year on the back.
10 peso; The logo of the Central Bank of the Philippines is on the front, and Apollinario Mabini, country name, face value and year are on the back.
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On October 30th, 2065438+081kloc-0/0, the Philippine RMB Dealers Association was formally signed and established in Manila, the capital, which indicated that RMB and Philippine peso would be directly exchanged.
Under the guidance and supervision of the Central Bank of the Philippines, the association will build a direct trading market between RMB and Philippine peso, realize the direct exchange between RMB and peso, and end the history that foreign exchange transactions in the Philippines must be transited through US dollars.
On 20 10, 12, 16, the Philippines began to issue the sixth set of Philippine pesos and reprinted this series of 50 peso notes.
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