In the Philippines, there are a lot of commemorative coins and the really rare ones are real treasures of you happen to have one. Since there are too many commemorative coins, of which some are impossible to own in my lifetime, I will only talk about the ones I do have in my possession. I am not a professional collector, nor an expert in coins. I am merely a novice enthusiast who appreciates historical currencies. The holders of my coins are my own DIY version and may not be up to standards with the real coin holders. My purpose is just to protect from scratches and fingerprints.
Below is my collection of commemorative coins that are with me. Notice the coins on the top row have duplicates. First two coins on the top row from left are, 1989 Dekada ng Kulturang Pilipino 1 peso coins. The two decagon coins on the upper right are, 1991 Ika-100 Taong Kaarawan Jose P. Laurel 2 peso coins. Lower left, 1992 Araw ng Kagitingan Ika-50 Anibersaryo 1 peso coin. Lower right, 1991 Ika-400 Taon ng Antipolo 1 Peso Coin.
All 1 peso coins i got from a collectors store in Megamall. The 2 peso coins i got from a bag of coins in the house.
More details below.
One Peso Araw ng Kagitingan 50th Anniversary Commemorative Coin (1992)
OBVERSE: Philippine Flag, Dambana ng Kagitingan, Bust of Philippine Solidier "Araw ng Kagitingan" "1942-1992" "Ika-50 Anibersaryo" |
REVERSE: Seal of the Philippines, "Republika ng Pilipinas" "1 Piso" |
One Peso Dekada ng Kulturang Pilipino Commemorative Coin (1989)
Obverse: Busts of 3 Indigenous Filipinos, Rice Terraces, Hills, Abaca Plants, Zamboanga Vintas, "Dekada ng Kulturang Pilipino" 1988-1998 |
One Peso Dekada ng Kulturang Pilipino Commemorative Coin (1989) Reverse: Seal of the Philippines, "Republika ng Pilipinas", "1-Piso", Year Mark |
One Peso Antipolo 400th Year Anniversary Commemorative Coin (1991)
REVERSE: Seal of the Philippines, "Republika ng Pilipinas", 1-Piso |
Two Peso Jose P. Laurel Birth Centenary Commemorative Coin (1991)
Obverse: Jose P. Laurel "Ika-100 Taong Kaarawan" 1891-1991 |
Reverse: 1943 Seal of the Republic of the Philippines with an equilateral triangle with the words Kapayapaan (Peace), Kalayaan (liberty), Katarungan (Justice). "Republika ng Pilipinas", 2 Piso |
I missed uploading the Antipolo coin closeups. Will update later.
Update: Antipolo Coin has been uploaded.
Info on the coins courtesy of:
http://philmoney.blogspot.com/search/label/Commemorative%20Coins
Enjoy!
nice one! yehey!! :D let's sort out those coins in your province! :D roadtrip!! :D
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the Coin holders from
ReplyDeleteHi Dave. Thanks for viewing. I made those myself with posterboard and transparency. I'll be posting a how to soon.
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