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ND - Philippines PIC 135e 5 Pesos banknote S5 UNC
ND - Philippines PIC 135e 5 Pesos banknote S5 UNC 

ND - Philippines PIC 135e 5 Pesos banknote S5 UNC

  • Product Code: Filipinas PIC 135e
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 5.50€

  • Ex Tax: 5.00€


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This Philippines 5 Pesos banknote is catalogued as Pick P135e and is associated with an undated (ND) issue designation. The note is listed in UNC condition and carries the S5 specimen designation shown in the product title.

The design features a black printing on a yellow and gold underprint, with portraits of M. H. del Pilar at left and Lopez Jaena at right. A large Central Bank Seal Type 1 appears at the lower right. The reverse is gold and depicts the newspaper La Solidaridad. The catalog identifies TDLR as the printer and records the S5 variety as a specimen with the signature corresponding to signature type e.

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What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Philippines 5 Pesos banknote identified as a Signature 5 Note. The product title and description specify the denomination, country and signature designation for this particular banknote listing.

What denomination and currency are stated for the note?

The banknote has a denomination of 5 Pesos, and the listing associates it with the Philippines. These are the supported country, denomination and currency details provided for the item.

What catalog reference identifies this banknote?

The supplied catalog reference is Filipinas PIC 135e. The product title also gives the corresponding identifier as PIC 135e; this is the catalog reference stated for the listed banknote.

What condition and image information are provided?

The listing identifies the banknote as UNC, using the stated uncirculated-grade notation. It also says that the images are for reference, so the pictured note should be treated as illustrative rather than as a complete representation of every individual note detail.