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1981 - Philippines PIC 169a 10 Piso banknote S10 UNC
1981 - Philippines PIC 169a 10 Piso banknote S10 UNC 

1981 - Philippines PIC 169a 10 Piso banknote S10 UNC

  • Product Code: Filipinas PIC 169a
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  • 4.40€

  • Ex Tax: 4.00€


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This Philippines 10 Piso banknote carries the year association 1981 and is identified in the Pick catalogue as P169a, Signature 10. The individual note is listed in UNC condition. The Krause entry records this type as ND (1985–94), so the 1981 date is presented here only as the date associated with this listing.

The note features Apolinario Mabini at the left centre, with a handwritten scroll at the right, printed in dark brown, brown and blue-grey over a multicolour underprint. The reverse depicts Barasoain Church. Catalogue details also include a Mabin watermark and an ultraviolet legend curved above the Mabini portrait that fluoresces orange.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Philippines 10 Piso banknote associated with 1981. The product title identifies it as a banknote from the Philippines with the denomination stated as 10 Piso.

What identification details are provided for the banknote?

The supported identification details are Philippines as the country, 10 Piso as the denomination, and 1981 as the associated year. The listing does not state that 1981 is specifically an issue, printing, or circulation year.

What catalog reference is given for this banknote?

The catalog reference supplied by the listing is Filipinas PIC 169a. The product title also presents the reference in the shorter form PIC 169a; this is the explicit catalog identifier provided for the note.

What grade or condition does the listing state?

The title identifies the banknote as S10 UNC, and the description calls it a “Signature 10 Note.” UNC is the stated grade notation in the listing; no additional physical-condition details are provided.