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100 Piso 100 Years Philtrust Bank Commemorative Coin

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COA Card No.:A000005
NP ID: C3
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Date Acquired:
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2016 100 Piso 100 Years Philtrust Bank Commemorative Coin A000005 Slab
2016 100 Piso 100 Years Philtrust Bank Commemorative Coin A000005 COA Card Obverse
2016 100 Piso 100 Years Philtrust Bank Commemorative Coin A000005 COA Card Reverse
2016 100 Piso 100 Years Philtrust Bank Commemorative Coin A000005 Box and Paper Case


Specification
Title 100 Years Philtrust Bank
NP ID C3
Category Commemorative
Series BSP
Type Non-Circulating Legal Tender
Denomination 100 Piso
Year
Mintmark “Pi” in Baybayin Script
Mintage
Mint BSP Mint
Shape Round
Edge Reeded
Weight 15 gm
Diameter 34 mm
Thickness 2.4 mm
Quality Brilliant Uncirculated
Material Nordic Gold
Metallic Composition 89% Copper,5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin
Surface Finish
Orientation Medallic Orientation
Designer Rymer Gengoni
Engraver Rymer Gengoni
Packaging Brown Box with Literature
Date Issued
Requested By Philippine Trust Company
Issued At Philippine Trust Company
Kind Coin
Currently Used A000005

Obverse

Image of Philtrust Bank Binondo Building " "PTC" "Philtrust Bank Binondo" "100 years" "-"

Reverse

Logo of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, "Republika ng Pilipinas" "100 Piso"

Literature

Philippine Trust Company
(Philtrust Bank)
-

Philtrust Bank began operations on in Binondo, Manila's central business district. Founded by a group of American Investors, the Bank's initial line of business was to act as trustee for families of the U.S. Military. Control subsequently passed to the Archdiocese of Manila. In , the company went into full-fledged commercial and savings banking.

The Bank grew rapidly during the American Regime and the Commonwealth Period, but like the rest of the country, Philtrust Bank experienced the hardships of World War II that began on .

In the post-war decades of economic rehabilitation and development, Philtrust Bank was consistently rated as one of the most outstanding Philippine banks. It has been a byword for banking conservatism and reliability. The Bank's guiding principle has always been never to take undue risk with depositor funds.

In , Don Emilio T. Yap and a group of close associates acquired the majority interest. The Bank has since grown from strength to strength. Granted a universal banking license in , Philtrust Bank had resources of P141.503 billion as of end-.

*Text provided by Philtrust Bank

Minted By

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Security Plant Complex
Quezon City, Philippines

BSP Mint
Mint and Refinery Operations Department

Note

Issued to commemorate the 100th Founding Anniversary of Philtrust Bank on