In , 50 centavos were introduced, and in , a larger-sized 50 centavos, also known as the half peso, were printed; this year is also the last printing of all fractional denominations. After , the 200 pesos and 500 pesos were considered demonetized pursuant to Republic Act Nos. 1191 and 1516.
The 5 pesos, 10 pesos, and 20 pesos were printed until , during the term of President Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr. and CBP Governor Gregorio S. Licaros. A total of 2,702,885,000 notes with a value of ₱ 6,885,157,500 were issued for this series.
After , English Series currency note issues outstanding as of were considered demonetized pursuant to Presidential Decree Nos. 168 and 378.
The English Series Banknote is the predecessor of the Pilipino Series Banknote and the successor of the Victory–CBP Banknote.
Signature Combination
Quirino - Cuaderno Sr.
Elpidio Quirino
President of the Philippines
Miguel Cuaderno Sr.
Governor of the Central Bank
Magsaysay - Cuaderno Sr.
Ramon Magsaysay
President of the Philippines
Miguel Cuaderno Sr.
Governor of the Central Bank
Garcia - Cuaderno Sr.
Carlos P. Garcia
President of the Philippines
Miguel Cuaderno Sr.
Governor of the Central Bank
Garcia - Castillo
Carlos P. Garcia
President of the Philippines
Andres V. Castillo
Acting Governor of the Central Bank
Macapagal - Castillo
Diosdado P. Macapagal
President of the Philippines
Andres V. Castillo
Governor of the Central Bank
Marcos Sr. - Castillo
Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.
President of the Philippines
Andres V. Castillo
Governor of the Central Bank
Marcos Sr. - Calalang
Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.
President of the Philippines
Alfonso Calalang
Governor of the Central Bank
Marcos Sr. - Licaros
Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.
President of the Philippines
Gregorio S. Licaros
Governor of the Central Bank
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