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2 Piso
Country: Philippines
Denomination: 2 Piso
(2 PHP)
Year: 1983-1990
Material: Copper-nickel
Weight: 12 g
Shape: Decagonal (10-sided)
Diameter: 31 mm
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: philippines
Description:
Obverse
Andres Bonifacio facing left.
Andrés Bonifacio y de Castro (1863 – 1897) was a Filipino nationalist, revolutionary leader (the Father of the Philippine Revolution and Filipino Nation), and the first unofficial president of the Philippine archipelago .
Reverse
Oil palm leaning right, biological name: Cocos nucifera.
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