100 Piso Independence

Emitent Philippines
Rok 2023
Typ Non-circulating coin
Nominał 100 Pesos (100 piso)
Waluta Piso (1967-date)
Skład Nordic gold
Waga 15 g
Średnica 34 mm
Grubość
Kształt Round
Technika Milled, Colored
Orientacja Medal alignment ↑↑
Rytownik(zy)
W obiegu do
Źródło(a) KM#318
Opis awersu Declaration of Independence of the Philippines from the Spaniards that took place in Kawit, Cavite on 12 June 1898, and the logo of the 125th Anniversary of Philippine Independence and Nationhood, as well as octagonal border that represents the eight provinces of the Philippines fighting for independence: Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Laguna, Tarlac and Batangas.
Pismo awersu Latin
Legenda awersu 100 PISO PAGPAPAHAYAG SA KALAYAAN NG PILIPINAS, KAWIT, CAVITE, 12 HUNYO 1898 125 REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS KALAYAAN, KINABUKASAN, KASAYSAYAN
(Translation: 100 pesos. Declaration of Independence of the Philippines, Kawit, Cavite, 12 June 1898. Republic of the Philippines. Independence, future, history.)
Opis rewersu 125th Anniversary of Philippine Independence and Nationhood, with arched texts of Lupang Hinirang, and the BSP logo on the centre as well as octagonal border that represents the eight provinces of the Philippines fighting for independence: Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Laguna, Tarlac and Batangas.
Pismo rewersu Latin
Legenda rewersu 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE AND NATIONHOOD LUPA NG ARAW NG LUWALHATI’T PAGSINTA BUHAY AY LANGIT SA PILING MO AMING LIGAYA, NA ‘PAG MAY NANG-AAPI ANG MAMATAY NANG DAHIL SA IYO. BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS 2023
(Translation: Land of the sun of Glory and Passion life is heaven in your arms Our happiness, when someone is oppressed Is to die because of you. Central Bank of the Philippines)
Krawędź Reeded
Mennica (PI)
BSP Security Plant Complex,Quezon City, Philippines (1975-date)
Nakład 2023 PI - -
ID Numisquare 1190940400
Dodatkowe informacje

Historical Context: Issued by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas in 2023, the 100 Piso Independence coin commemorates a pivotal aspect of the nation's identity. This contemporary issue reflects the enduring significance of Philippine sovereignty and self-determination, concepts deeply rooted in its history since declaring independence. While not tied to a specific anniversary in 2023, its issuance underscores a continuous national remembrance of freedom and the modern Philippine Republic era, reinforcing national pride and historical awareness among its citizens.

Artistry: Lacking specific engraver details, the design for this commemorative coin likely embodies a modern nationalistic stylistic school. It would typically feature emblematic imagery such as the Philippine flag, prominent national heroes like Jose Rizal or Andres Bonifacio, or allegorical representations of liberty and progress. The artistic intent would be to convey the spirit of independence through clear, impactful motifs, often rendered with a blend of traditional symbolism and contemporary graphic precision, appealing to a broad national audience.

Technical/Grading: Struck in Nordic gold, an alloy of copper, aluminum, zinc, and tin, the 15-gram, 34-millimeter coin exhibits excellent strike qualities typical of modern issues. This robust material allows for crisp details and a brilliant finish. High-points for grading would typically include the intricate textures of any depicted national emblem, the fine lines of a portrait's hair or facial features, and the sharp relief of lettering. Collectors should seek full strikes with minimal bag marks, preserving the coin's original luster and proof-like fields common in such commemorative pieces.

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