Philippines to coinize 20 Piso and change 5 Piso coins

Started by Pabitra, July 18, 2019, 06:55:15 AM

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eurocoin

The Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines has now officially announced that the 20 piso note will become a coin. A prototype of the new coin is ready. The Central Bank hopes to be able to release it in general circulation in December, before the Christmas period.

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Pabitra

Old series had 10 Piso as bimetallic coin.
New series has done away with that.

I expect the 20 Piso as bimetallic since they can not let go the bimetallic blank making equipment go waste.
Perhaps both core and ring will become plated steel.

Jostein

It seems the new 20-piso coin won't come alone, the news also speaks a new version of the 5-piso coin to be issued in December, it seems that it will be scalloped or spanish flower in shape. Fingers crossed for a bimetallic P20 coin.

BSP to release new P5, P20 coins in December | Philippine News Agency

Lets see  ;)
"Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future" - John F. Kennedy

http://www.bimetallic-coins.com


onecenter

Mark

eurocoin

According to the Central Bank of the Philippines the new 5 piso and 20 piso coins will be unveiled in December and will be released into circulation early next year.

eurocoin

The new 5 piso coin will be 9-sided and the new 20 piso coin will be bimetallic.


Pabitra

The images

Pabitra

The actual coins

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So we have an inner scallop for the 5 piso coin.

Was the nine-sided 5 piso ever issued?






See the issued 5 piso in the centre of the image.
Visit the website of The Royal Mint Museum.

See: The Royal Mint Museum.

eurocoin

The round 5 piso coin can be seen in this image:



The 9-sided 5 piso coin can be seen in this image:



Just like the new 1 pound coin, the new 5 piso coin too looks round, though it is not.

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Quote from: eurocoin on December 17, 2019, 12:35:22 PM
Just like the new 1 pound coin, the new 5 piso coin too looks round, though it is not.

True. The initial artwork that previewed the design showed much sharper edges.

Visit the website of The Royal Mint Museum.

See: The Royal Mint Museum.