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| 背面描述 | An outline map of the Philippine archipelago occupies the centre left, with a central vignette of a maliputo (Caranx ignobilis) set against a scenic rendering of Taal Lake at right. Inscriptions identify the lake and fish species in both common and scientific nomenclature, with the denomination repeated in numerals and in Filipino text. |
| 背面铭文 | TAAL LAKE MALIPUTO CARANX IGNOBILIS 50 LIMAMPUNG PISO (Translation: Fifty pesos) |
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The Philippine peso series shifted to polymer for the 50 Piso denomination as part of a broader modernization push, with Note Printing Australia — the same facility behind Australia's own polymer currency — handling production. The move to polymer for circulating Filipino notes reflects both durability concerns in a tropical, high-humidity environment and a reduction in replacement costs over time, factors that drove several Southeast Asian central banks toward polymer substrates during the same period.
The 2024 date places this among the most recently issued examples of the denomination. TBB#1105 cataloging confirms it within the current BSP polymer series.