Inflation and banknotes 

Those are some crisp looking banknotes. I have a few and the most prized are the Commonwealth of Australia banknotes. Cheers Glen 😊✌🏻

In the Philippines, there are some banknotes by the year of introduction and discontinuation based on inflation (since 1960): 1 piso (last printed: 1972) = 63.29 piso (2022) 2 piso (last printed: 1985) = 18.99 piso (2022) 5 piso (last printed: 1997) = 14.58 piso (2022) 10 piso (last printed: 2001) = 22.95 piso (2022) 200 piso (first printed: 2002) = 435.72 piso (2022) 500 piso (first printed: 1987) = 3812.74 piso (2022) 1000 piso (first printed: 1991) = 5111.02 piso (2022) So obviously, these discontinuations of three banknotes are reasonable on why we have the 20 piso coin today, and in the next decade, we would see the 50 piso coin that would be equal to 20 piso. We also need to see the BSP printing the 2000 piso banknote into circulation because our country has not been printing higher denominations for a long time, but in turn would lose money. *We really need gold standard*

I believe that the 5 Dollar note is the most striking

The queen always look better on fellow anglo celtic banknote then our own