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COINS Flashcards

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These are pieces of metal stamped by govemment authority, for use as money or collectively referring to metal currency.

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COINS

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is the most common method of making gold coins. Plaster molds bearing an image of gold coins are filled (within a low temperature) with alloy made with lead or tin. Some molds are used for high temperature metal such as copper or silver alloy.

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CASTING

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is the making of an impression of a coin or metal blank by pressure.

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STRIKING OR STAMPING

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show an even flow of metallic grains.
The details of the profile, the seal of the Republic of the Philippines, letterings & numerals are of high relief, so that it can be readily felt distinctly by running the fingers on these features. The beadings are regular & the readings are deep & even.

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Genuine coins

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5
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feel greasy & appear slimy. The beading composed of tiny round dots surrounding the genuine coin appear irregular & elongated depressions & are not sharp & prominent as in the genuine. The letterings & numerals are low & wom out due to the lack of sharpness of details. The readings are uneven & show signs of filing.

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Counterfeit coins

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Coin made of gold was to widely use but are not now often see. Govemment kept their gold in the form of heavy bars called_____________ and then issue papers for the value of gold.

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bullions

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7
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The coins, which appear as “___________”, are made from durable nickel-plated steel that possess very good wear and corrosion resistance.

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metallic silver

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EXAMINATION OF COUNTERFEIT COINS - should be examined by:

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  1. a magnifying lens
  2. comparing it with a known coin
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9
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Defects in cast coin are usually caused by:

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  1. formation of air bubbles, or
  2. removal of small parts of the sole along with the coin.
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10
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The best place to examine a counterfeit coin is___________ since there are usually special millng marks or designs which are added to a genuine coin by machinery.

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on the edge

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11
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are rarely counterfeit because they are quite complicated in design and manufacture.

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Passports

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Pursuant to Titie Four, Chapter One, Revised Penal Code - These are crimes which involve deceit, misrepresentation, or falsity against the public at lorge. If the misrepresentation or deceit or fality was purposely availed of against a particular person the some will constitute estafa.

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Crimes Against Public Interest

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13
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Acts punishable under Art. 161:
1. Forging the _______of the Govemment of the Philippines.
2. Forging the________ of the President.
3. Forging the________ of the President.

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  1. great seal
  2. signature
  3. stamp
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What are the crimes under counterfeiting coins? They are:

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  1. Making and importing and uttering false coins (Art. 163):
  2. Mutilation of coins - importation and utterance of mutilated coins (Art. 164); and
  3. Selling of false or mutilated coin, without connivance (Art. 165).
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Article 164. Mutilation of coins; Importation and utterance of mutilated coins.

The penalty of _____________________________shall be imposed upon any person who shall mutilate coins of the legal currency of the Philippines or import or utter mutilated current coins, or in connivance with mutilators or importers.

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prision correccional in its minimum period and a fine not to exceed Four hundred thousand pesos (P400,000)

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16
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Is to take off part of the metal either by filing it or substituting it for another metal of inferior qualty, to diminish by ingenious means the metal in the coin.

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MUTILATION

17
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‘Import,” means to bring them into port. The importation is complete before entry at the_______________. (U.S. vs. Lyman, 26 Fed. Cas. 1024)

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Customs House

18
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‘_______,” means to pass counterfeited coins. It includes their delivery or the act of giving them away. A counterfeited coin is when it is paid, when the offender is caught counting the counterfeited coins preporatory to the act of delivering them, even though the utterer may not obtain the gain he infended.

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Utter

19
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Must there be a genuine document in falsification? In falsification by -

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  1. making alteration or intercalation or
  2. including in a copy different statement, there must be a genuine document that is falsified.
20
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Thus, _______________________in, the law requires that there be in genuine document where the intercalation or alteration is made changing its meaning.

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paragraph 6, 7, in its second part, and 8 of Art. 171

21
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In falsification of a public document, the falsification need not be made on an___________. It is sufficient that the document is given the appearance of, or made to appear similar to, the official form. (People vs. Tupasi, C.A., G.R. No. 290-292, March 22, 1937)

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official form

22
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The simulation of_____________ document is also contemplated in falsification of those documents(People vs. David, C.A., G.R. No. 44368. Nov. 27, 1936)

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public, official or mercantile

23
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The______________ must be such that it is likely to deceive an ordinary person receiving or dealing with the document (U.S. Vs. Rampas, supra)

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resemblance

24
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If there is no attempt whatsoever by the accused to imitate the signatures of other persons so that they are entirely unlike the genuine signatures of those persons, the accused may be found guilty under________________, in causing it to appear that those persons have participated in the act when they did not in fact so participate (U.S. vs. Friemuth, 3 Phil.
318; U.S. vs. Cinco, et al., 42 Phil. 839; people vs. Lave, C.A, 40 O.G. 1908).

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paragraph 2, Art. 171

25
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Imitating - (feigning) - The Spanish text of Art. 171 uses “_________” (for imitation). In feigning, there is no original signature, handwiting or rubric that does not exist. To feign means to represent by a false appearance; to give a mental existence to; to imagine.

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fingiendo

26
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The act of_________, or faking, there is no genuine or authentic signature, handwriting, or distinctive mark that is being imitated. In other words, when someone is engaging in forgery or deception, they are creating something that is not based on an existing, legitimate, or original.

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feigning

27
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₱1 National Hero

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Jose Rizal

28
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₱1 Endemic Flora

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Waling-Waling

29
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“Queen of Philippine Flowers”

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Waling-Waling Orchid

30
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₱5 National Hero

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Andres Bonifacio

31
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₱5 Endemic Flora

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Tayabak

32
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usually grows in damp forests, steep slopes and usually at lower altitude areas of Mindoro and other parts of Luzon.

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Tayabak

33
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₱10 National Hero

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Apolinario Mabini

34
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₱10 Endemic Flora

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Kapa-Kapa

35
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One of the most spectacular flowering epiphytes is the

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Kapa-Kapa

36
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₱20 National Hero

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Manuel L. Quezon

37
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₱20 Endemic Flora

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Nilad

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