100-piso Pahiyas Festival Coin – Limit: 1 per customer

“To ensure fair access, the purchase of the Philippine Festivals Commemorative Coin Series is limited to one (1) coin per customer. The BSP Store reserves the right to cancel orders that do not comply with this policy.”

Obverse
At the center is a portrait of San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers, laborers, and peasants. The portrait is accompanied by harvest symbols, representing abundance and gratitude for a bountiful harvest (sculpted).

Design elements

• Kiping icon: A stylized kiping design taken from the reverse design, representing the colorful rice wafers associated with the festival.
• Design pattern on the border inspired by the decorations used during the Pahiyas Festival.
• Diamond design (5) on the border — the number of diamonds per coin matches the month’s number
• Ethnic pattern / banderitas (texture effect)
• Symbols of harvest — colorized harvest elements are included to represent thanksgiving, abundance, and the agricultural roots of the festival.
• Microlettering — the coin includes microlettering that reads “PAHIYAS LUCBAN.”

Reverse
The symbols and elements of the twelve Philippine festivals are incorporated on the reverse side to create a festive pattern that forms a giant lantern to represent the symbol of the 12th festival.

Product Specifications:

Denomination: ₱ 100
Material: 99.9% Silver
Weight: 31.1 grams (1 Troy ounce)
Diameter: 38.6 millimeters