1949 Central Bank of the Philippines 1 Peso Note - Mabini Portrait - 1949 Filipino One Peso Note - Post-WWII era - P#133h, Signature 7

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1949 Central Bank of the Philippines 1 Peso Note - Mabini Portrait - 1949 Filipino One Peso Note - Post-WWII era - P#133h, Signature 7This listing is for the photographed 1949 Central Bank of the Philippines 1 Peso Note. Issued after World War 2 in the Philippines. Portrait of President Mabini on the left end of the obverse of this note. Reverse print of Barasoain Church at the center. Signature 7, P#133h (Pick Number 133h). Thanks for stopping by! 1949 Central Bank of the Philippines 1 Peso Note Mabini Portrait 1949 Filipino One Peso Note Post WWII era P#133h, Signature 7

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- Grading Notes: Excellent condition

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The design features a beautiful depiction of George Washington

000 coins authorized by Congress

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a wise wizard is depicted

we consider the toning on this coin is questionable

Great Design and makes a great gift

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