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    The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas began overhauling the country's banknotes and coins in 2009 to improve security and durability. The new banknotes, made of 80% cotton and 20% abaca, feature more vibrant colors and designs highlighting world heritage sites and natural wonders in the Philippines. They also include additional security features. Philippine coins now have images of national emblems. The evolving Philippine Peso symbolizes the nation's journey through colonization to freedom, reflecting both the Filipino people and the natural riches of the Philippines.

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    The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas began overhauling the country's banknotes and coins in 2009 to improve security and durability. The new banknotes, made of 80% cotton and 20% abaca, feature more vibrant colors and designs highlighting world heritage sites and natural wonders in the Philippines. They also include additional security features. Philippine coins now have images of national emblems. The evolving Philippine Peso symbolizes the nation's journey through colonization to freedom, reflecting both the Filipino people and the natural riches of the Philippines.

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    The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas began overhauling the country's banknotes and coins in 2009 to improve security and durability. The new banknotes, made of 80% cotton and 20% abaca, feature more vibrant colors and designs highlighting world heritage sites and natural wonders in the Philippines. They also include additional security features. Philippine coins now have images of national emblems. The evolving Philippine Peso symbolizes the nation's journey through colonization to freedom, reflecting both the Filipino people and the natural riches of the Philippines.

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    ARNOBIT, Ivan Louis C.

    2492 GSTS
    BSChE 2 – III MTW (A304) / ThFS (Online)

    ACTIVITY 2: MONETARY BILLS

    To further strengthen security features and increase durability, the Bangko Sentral
    ng Pilipinas stated in 2009 that it has begun a significant makeov er of the country's
    existing banknotes and coins w hich features the faces of famous Filipino figures. These
    new banknotes, which are 80% cotton and 20% locally made abaca, also include more
    v ibrant colors, better security features, and a design that highlights w orld heritage
    locations and natural marv els in the Philippines including the Banaw e Rice Terraces, the
    Chocolate Hills, and the Tubbataha Reef.

    Additionally, coins w ill hav e images of Philippine national emblems. Besides the
    bright reflection of not just the Filipino people and the natural riches they are adorned
    w ith, the ev er-evolving Philippine Peso has also come to symbolize the nation's arduous
    path through colonization and freedom.

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