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150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Coin

1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Commemorative Coin 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Coin Literature 1 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Coin Literature 2 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Commemorative Coin Box Open 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Commemorative Coin Box Left 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Commemorative Coin Box Right 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Commemorative Coin Box 1 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Commemorative Coin Box 2 1991 150 Piso Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games Commemorative Coin Box 3

Specification
Title Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games
NP ID CC1389
Category Commemorative
Series Flora and Fauna
Type Non-Circulating Legal Tender
Denomination 150 Piso
Year
Mintmark “Pi” in Baybayin Script
Mintage 5,000
Mint Philippine Mint
Shape Round
Edge Milled
Weight 16.73 gm
Diameter 30 mm
Thickness 2.74 mm
Quality Semi-proof
Material Silver
Metallic Composition 80% Silver, 20% Copper
Orientation Medallic Orientation
Packaging Wooden Box with Literature
Designer Bayani "Yannie" Rumbaoa
Engraver Bayani "Yannie" Rumbaoa
Date Certified
Demonetized
Kind Coin

Obverse

It features the logo of the Manila 16th SEA Games composed of the Philippine vinta and the SEA Games emblem made up of six inter-locking rings. Peripheral inscription reads MANILA XVI SOUTHEAST ASIAN GAMES and the yearmark . The Philippine mintmark is below the front portion of the vinta.

Reverse

It features the Seal of the Republic. Inscription in the upper half reads REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS and the denomination 150 PISO appears on the lower half.

Note

Certificate of Authenticity

This is to certify that this Commemorative Coin produced for the Manila XVI Southeast Asian Games weights 16.73 grams, contains 80% silver and was minted under high quality standards by the Mint and Gold Refinery Department, Central Bank of the Philippines.

(Sgd.)Jose L. Cuisia, Jr.
Governor
Central Bank of the Philippines

Note

“Pi” in Baybayin Script used to be referred to as "Issuer's Mark" in the 80's by the CBP in their documentation. After that, in the 90's BSP started to refer to it as "Mintmark" in their documentation

Remarks

On Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) announced the demonetization of this coin, it is legal tender until . It can be exchanged at par with Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) from to and considered demonetized starting