Currency and Finance
The Toonie: More Than Just Spare Change
KC Fairlight
The Toonie, introduced in 1996, is a unique Canadian two-dollar coin known for its dual-tone design and cultural significance, replacing the two-dollar bill for durability and economic efficiency. Despite initial resistance, it has become an iconic piece of Canadian identity.
Philippine 1000-Peso Note: A Currency that Sparks Controversy and Pride
Vince Vanguard
The Philippine 1000-peso note, introduced in December 1985, stands as a rich tapestry of national pride and dynamic history, spotlighting heroes of World War II and sparking dialogues about national identity.
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