[1] - Diagonal Red Specimen and De La Rue oval overprints
[2] - 1st Issue (Detailed Seal). BSP Seal Type 2 Printed by Thomas de la Rue and Company Limited London
[3] - On , The Security Printing Plant (during its soft opening) commenced printing the 2nd Issue (Simplified Seal) with BSP Seal Type 4
[4] - Part of 1979 The Franklin Mint Specimen Banknotes From Around the World
[5] - 28 outs, 4 across x 7 down. Printed as Presentation Uncut Sheet that shows consecutive serial numbers with prefix letter and asterisk
[6] - Unissued 5 Piso Pilipino Series banknote were sent back to the printer for overprinting, resulting to existence of Dark Color and Light Color of Overprint, and can be found with overprint shifted, half printed and sometimes completely missing overprint.
[7] - Diagonal Red Specimen Obverse and Reverse
Portrait of Andres Bonifacio "Ang salaping papel na ito ay isang bayarin ng Bangko Sentral at lubos na pinananagutan ng pamahalaan ng Republika ng Pilipinas" "Ang papel na ito ay salaping umiiral sa Pilipinas at pambayad sa lahat ng uri ng pagkakautang" "Limang Piso"
Reverse
Sanduguan or Blood Compact of the Katipuneros "Limang Piso" "Mga bagong kasapi ng Katipunan na lumalagda sa mga kasulatan ng KKK sa pamamagitan ng kanilang Dugo"
Security Features
Portrait watermark that can be seen when viewed against the light. Broken security thread arranged in a vertical line. Red and blue visible fibers all over the note and invisible fluorescent printing
Remarks
After , this banknote was considered demonetized pursuant to
CBP Circular No. 1326 dated