One Peso Blog September Archive

Mexican Peso

09/23/08 00:20

Mexican Peso noted as one of the most stable currency for about a century and a half.

In the past it was even used a an official currency of other nations like China, Canada and even most parts of North America. It is also the foundation basis of the U.S. monetary system at a rate of one is to one starting 1785.

Mexian Peso also experienced sharp deterioration but in the 1990s, its former glory returned due to new political regimes and economies polices. Now exchange rate is about 10 Peso to 1 USD.

Link: iTulip.com - Face of Inflation

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Share and Collect: Coin Collectors Discussion

The Philippines has endured a number of foreign colonizers and conquerors. As each regime is overthrown and changed, a part of its history and governance is forever engraved in one of the country's monetary system of each time, the coin. These antique coins are now a priceless treasure of history which can now be sold or traded at a much higher rate than their original cost. For individuals who have these valuable and prized coins from the Philippines dating back as far as the U.S. "inquisition" over the Philippines, they can visit this coin collectors community here.

Link: 1909 United States-Filipinas Peso

Culion Colony

Leper colonies became popular in the Middle Ages all over the worlds. Leprosy has been greatly feared because of its visible disfigurative ability and was believed incurable and contagious.

In the Philippines, colony of lepers where isolated into an separate Island called Culion. It is a Leper Colony with about 20 miles long and 10 miles wide located north of Palawan. The government even issued separate cash notes for this colonies

Link: Philippine Money - Peso Coins and Banknotes: One Peso Coin - Culion Leper Colony

The Philippine Coinage Discussion

Coins plays both an important and significant role in the making of a country. Philippines is one of these country filled with colorful history and culture. This can be seen in the changing of each coinage each foreign inquisition or regime. It is then with utmost importance to value these heritage by collecting and preserving them as much as possible. The Coin Club is dedicated to this cause by providing discussion to its members and readers. For more information, read it here.

Link: Re: 1910 One Peso Filipinas Silver Coin

Cheaper in Argentina

If you're on dollar or Euro you'll be a lot richer if go to Argentina. The exchage rate three (3) Argentian Peso against USD and about 4 peso against Euro.

Agentina's money comes in 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100-peso notes denominations. Coins here are called monedas that comes in 5, 10, 25, 50 centavo to 1-peso.

You can enjoy a super fancy meals in Argentina for as low as $55 and other services for much cheaper prices.

Link: Argentina's Money and the Cost of Traveling in Argentina

Philippine Coins: The Beauty of History

Philippines is a country rich with magnificent places, untouched resources, warm people and colorful but bloody history. Learning more about the past of such a beautiful country is a memorable and interesting conquest but what if you can have a part of the Philippine's history in your possession. To know more about the largest collection and how to acquire one of these certified US-Philippine coins you can visit them here.

Link: Philippine Coins.Com

The Philippine Peso

Though it isn't as frequently-traded as its Mexican counterpart, the Philippine peso remains to be one of Southeast Asia's major currencies. Note that the similarity between the Mexican and Philippine peso is obviously because of the fact that these two nations were once under the rule of Spain. The Philippine peso represents much about Philippine history. I hope you'll learn more about it.

Link: Philippine peso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

How to Detect Fake Philippine Coins

Money has a sole purpose of trade for commodities and services.It can be in the form of bills and coins. Upon knowing these facts criminals has set their eyes on reproducing fake bills and coins.

Philippine Peso money and coins can not escape this criminal act by certain groups. How can you detect fake coins and avoid getting apprehended for being the victim of the fake reproduction? Watch this video to learn how.

Link: YouTube - Fake One Peso Coins

Mexican Peso on Wikipedia

The currency used in Mexico is the peso. It is one of the most traded currencies on the planet. With this comes a rich history of its origin. let's find out more about it here in this Wikipedia page.

Link: Mexican peso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia