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Keeping Philippines Currency Fresh and Circulating

To anyone not familiar with it, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (Central Bank of the Philippines) Piso Caravan may sound as if it’s a traveling coin convention. In fact you might instead expect someone to be shouting “bring out your dead.”

The intension of the Piso Caravan is to encourage the public to preserve the integrity of the Philippines domestic currency and simultaneously promote digital finance.

BSP-Central Visayas Economic Affairs Staff

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