Banknote Issues..What to call them?

With the "New Generation" notes now being released we should start to think about what to call them when they are no longer "New". Names of Issues like "English Text" "1st & 2nd Pinoy Text" and the A.B.L's are all know and accepted, but what about the later four issues? Up until now, Redesigned, New Seal and Dated have been used for these issues, but with the new 2010 notes we should start to think of more permanent names.

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At my website I've listed the Redesigned and New Seal as 1st & 2nd Redesigned, and the Dated and 2010 notes as 1st & 2nd Dated. But these names are still not that great.

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CAN ANYONE SUGGEST NAMES FOR THE BANKNOTE ISSUES?

Dont know hope expert will find one.

Most of the notes released like the new design of 100 dollar bill and the 2000 peso used strip of silver and other security feature like 3D effect or something.

Dont know what name they will used,for a combination of hightech paper other polymer with silver strip and 3D effect.

Nice design on feature of different kind of weaving.

Its just like a new dawn for Philippine banknote weaving through the future.

Just a thought, what about Landscape or Heritage series for the new notes.

After all, world heritage sites or landscapes appear to be the dominant features on the back of these notes. These have replaced historical buildings that were depicted in previous issues.

jansen81 wrote:

Just a thought, what about Landscape or Heritage series for the new notes.

After all, world heritage sites or landscapes appear to be the dominant features on the back of these notes. These have replaced historical buildings that were depicted in previous issues.

Heritage and Landscape are good ideas, and I was wondering, because the name has to sort of "fit in" with current collecting "lingo" what about "Pictorial Series"?

i suggest that we call the past 1993-2010 notes/issues as "HBE - Historical Buildings and Events"

[quote="pinoynotes1Heritage and Landscape are good ideas, and I was wondering, because the name has to sort of "fit in" with current collecting "lingo" what about "Pictorial Series"? [/quote]

Pictorial sounds good too. Actually, it was the first thing that came to my mind. Just had second thoughts though coz I thought it may apply to previous series and cause confusion to new collectors of Philippine banknotes.

abe wrote:

i suggest that we call the past 1993-2010 notes/issues as "HBE - Historical Buildings and Events"

I agree. Sounds appropriate for those issues.

i suggest that we call the new notes/issue as "LN" Landscape and Fauna

WEAVER NOTE.

There is a weaving design in the note.

There is a design of vine on the borders of books just like vine and other plants.

Dont know where and when those design fist seen in textile garment of metal and clay artifacts.

Just like the staffordshire knot that discovered in staffordshire hoard predtaes there written text due to the discovey of atrifact with a image of the knot.

Nice to find like those in the Philippine if there is any.

Weaving of knowledge,culture,languge.

Weave a garment with no end or beginning dont know what knot or weaving it will use.

There are some coin defict weaving wheel and needle maybe as big as a monument as a needle.

Dont what new 100 US dollar bills,problem that it curl maybe because of the layering.

Just a comment.

I agree with abe on "Landscape and Fauna"

also to consider is "Scenic and Fauna" or even "Sceneries and Fauna"

W weave,weaving,weaver,wildlife.
E exquisite,econimics,ecological,eagle
A alphabeto,Abakada,Apo head of the nation,abaca,agila
V vibrant,versatile
E economi,ecological
R resourses,resiliant,resolute,radial

At least I tried,just posting.

I suggest that we call the new money bills as "Heritage" issue or "Exotica" issue just for distinction. Thank you.