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1 Peso Mabini, Red seal, No underprint
| Issuer | Treasury of the Philippine Islands |
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| Year | 1924 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Reverse lettering | TREASURY CERTIFICATE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS ONE PESO TREASURY CERTIFICATE |
| Signature(s) | L. Wood & S. Lagdameo ("Acting Treasurer") L. Wood & S. Lagdameo ("Treasurer") H. L. Stimson & S. Lagdameo |
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The "Acting Treasurer" and "Treasurer" signature variants for Lagdameo on a single Pick number reflect a transitional period in the Philippine colonial treasury apparatus — Lagdameo held both capacities at different points, and the BEP simply printed signature titles as supplied by Manila without issuing a new series. Stimson's appearance on later printings corresponds to his 1927–1929 tenure as Governor-General, making that pairing the easiest to date of the three.
The red seal distinguishes this from the blue-seal issues of the same denomination. No security underprint was used, which was already becoming an outlier practice among BEP-produced colonial currency by the mid-1920s.