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Does anyone know anything about a Philippines Victory Dollar?
I just found a Phillippine's Victory Dollar underneath some antique silverware I have. I believe it to be around World War II vintage and would like to learn more about it. Any information or where to find information would be appreciated. Thank you.
"Philippine Treasury Certificates, Victory Series 66, commonly known as Philippine Victory Notes, were issued in 1944 by the Philippine Government. These currency notes were for use only in the Philippines, which at the time was a dependency of the United States, and were obligations of the Philippine Treasury.
The 500 Peso Philippine Victory Notes were demonetized by the Philippine government on December 31, 1957, and were withdrawn from circulation. At that point, other denominations of the Philippine Victory Notes, Victory Series 66, were no longer regarded as legal tender but could be exchanged or replaced at par, without charge, for legal currency until July 30, 1967. After that date, Series 66 was considered demonetized."
You can find these for sale on eBay or at shows; they are somewhat popular both in the Philippines and in the U.S. Depending on the demonination, condition, and scarcity, they typically sell between $2-$50, with some rare examples being more.