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The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise.
This uncirculated 20 Philippine piso banknote is a standard banknote issued by the Central Bank of the Philippines. It is an orange banknote that is dated 2016J, bear the signatures of President Benigno Simeon Cojuangco Aquino III and Bank Governor Amando Maglalang Tetangco Jr., and measures 160 mm x 66 mm. Its obverse side shows a portrait of former president Manuel Luis Quezon, the Malacañang Palace (presidential residence), the seal of the Philippine president, the Central Bank seal, and a depiction of Filipino was proclaimed as the national language in 1935. Its reverse side portrays a map of the Philippines, a palm civet (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus philippiniensis), a Cordillera weave design, and a view of the Banaue Rice Terraces. Security features include a solid security thread and a watermark of Manuel Luis Quezon with an electrotype 20. The details of the banknote have been verified and TAP Authenticated by Banknote World experts.
