el banco español filipino de isabel II (1852, 1865)

1852 vente cinco

1852 Cincuenta

PASENSYA NA PO KUNG MALABO
(this is the continuation of Banco Español Filipino de Isabel II 0001)

Wow! Are these yours?

Sir,

Are these notes yours? How did you get these images? These are extremely rare notes. Thanks for posting!

Dave

This is an amazing collection. Thank you for posting these.

Nice! ganda!

awesome and brilliant..

Ang unang pumasok sa isip ko nuong makita ko yung mga pictures ay paano kaya mapre-preserve yang mga rare notes na katulad nyan??? Naalala ko kasi yung napanood ko sa Ripley's Believe it or Not...nagiging dust yung mga lumang-lumang libro dahil sa katandaan.

moisture is the no one enemy of bills'

abe wrote:

moisture is the no one enemy of bills'

Hi abe,

what is the best way to "preserve" notes and bill in a very humid country (Phils.) like ours?
I do have a few early 1900's notes w/c i do want to keep for a long time.

Thanks

edbsbc78 wrote:

abe wrote:

moisture is the no one enemy of bills'

Hi abe,

what is the best way to "preserve" notes and bill in a very humid country (Phils.) like ours?
I do have a few early 1900's notes w/c i do want to keep for a long time.

Thanks

moisture=mold growth

the best way to keep them, is store them with a desiccant(the small silica gel sack that can be found on shoe boxes) and away from damp places(near the aircon, windows etc) you can also buy a conventional silica gel bag that can be recharge by heating it in an oven. Silica gel turns pink when it is holding too much moisture, and it turns blue after "recharging it". my bills and coins safety boxes have their own silica gels in them.

abe wrote:

edbsbc78 wrote:

abe wrote:

moisture is the no one enemy of bills'

Hi abe,

what is the best way to "preserve" notes and bill in a very humid country (Phils.) like ours?
I do have a few early 1900's notes w/c i do want to keep for a long time.

Thanks

moisture=mold growth

the best way to keep them, is store them with a desiccant(the small silica gel sack that can be found on shoe boxes) and away from damp places(near the aircon, windows etc) you can also buy a conventional silica gel bag that can be recharge by heating it in an oven. Silica gel turns pink when it is holding too much moisture, and it turns blue after "recharging it". my bills and coins safety boxes have their own silica gels in them.

Wow! nice info
Where can we buy one? I like the one that needs re-charging. LOL
My notes are in a slip-on album, so the Silica gel should fit (maybe on the edge)?

at national bookstore, at their lab section. You can put the sil gel bag besides the album whenever you are keeping it. It will absorb the moisture.

Thanks!
I will try to go to NBS tomorrow.

I can't put it beside the album, it needs to be inside.
My album is on top of my CRT TV and aircon is always on.
I would need to recharge it every week if I leave it beside the album. LOL

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