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| 表面の説明 | Typeset letterpress note printed in black on plain paper, with the vertical inscription REPUBLICA FILIPINA along the left margin. The central field carries the heading REPUBLICA FILIPINA above PAPEL MONEDA DE UN PESO in bold type, with the denomination UN PESO $1$ in large letters and the law dates Ley 30 Noviembre 1898 – 24 Abril 1899 below. Series letter, serial number, and the manuscript signature of El Delegado del Gobierno appear at lower centre, with decorative guilloche borders framing all four sides. |
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| 表面の銘文 | REPUBLICA FILIPINA PAPEL MONEDA DE UN PESO (Translation: Republic of The Philippines Paper currency of one peso) |
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The República Filipina notes of 1899 were issued by the short-lived revolutionary government under Emilio Aguinaldo, whose declaration of independence from Spain in June 1898 was almost immediately overtaken by the Treaty of Paris handing the archipelago to the United States. These pesos were printed under wartime conditions during the Philippine-American War, and the dual law dates — 30 November 1898 and 24 April 1899 — reflect two separate legislative authorizations as the republic scrambled to establish financial credibility while losing ground militarily.
The notes are genuinely scarce. The Aguinaldo government collapsed in stages through 1901, and much of its paper currency was never redeemed in any organized way.