Note is In the Virtual Banknote Museum
And Is a gift From Rina
This is a philippine 200 piso Note Issued in 2003 By the sentral bank of the philippines
On the Front Of the Note is A pic of former President Diosdado P. Macapagal and the Aguinaldo Shrine where the declaration of the first Philippine Independence was held on June 12, 1898.
On the back Is Shown Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo being sworn in as the 10th President of the Philippines becomming Only The Second Lady President of The philippines And The EDSA II Or The people's power Which Overthrew The Old Govt Under marcos godson Estrida
The Note is Very Colorful Green,Pink,blue, light purple
The Note is very Differrent From All other Philippine Notes issued
The Note features Print Which Can be Read by the blind By Running their hands Over the print
Also The 200 piso has security features Like the 100,500 and 1000 piso notes
The paper is 20 percent abaca and 80 percent cotton fiber
The 200 piso has A Watermark of President Diosdado P. Macapagal On the right side Of the note
And Has A stitch-like security thread bearing a series of the number"200" in microprint. The security thread Is color changing also from green to magenta or vice-versa when viewed at different angles.
Plus A color changing band with series of the number"200" printed on it
