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Exchange Philippine Peso for Cash in the UK

We accept Philippine Peso coins, current banknotes and withdrawn notes — including currency banks won't exchange.

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1. Add your Philippine Peso

Select the notes and coins you want to exchange

2. Send your currency

Post your currency using our free secure envelope

3. Get paid to your bank

Receive payment within 5 working days

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Current Philippine Peso Exchange Rates

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Exchange Rates
Currency Type Rate (GBP)
Current Banknotes £0.007616
Withdrawn Notes £0.000880
Philippine Peso Coins £0.000000

Last updated: 5 July 2026 at 13:00

About Philippine Peso Exchange

The Philippine Peso (PHP) is the official currency of the Philippines, used across the archipelago for everyday transactions. We accept all denominations of Philippine Peso banknotes and coins, including older series and damaged notes.

Current Philippine Peso Banknotes

The current New Generation Currency series features colourful polymer-enhanced banknotes incorporating modern security features such as colour-shifting ink, watermarks, and security threads. We accept all denominations across the range, including the 500 Piso note and the 1000 Piso note, as well as lower-value notes such as the 20 and 50 Piso. If you have returned from the Philippines with a mix of denominations, we will exchange them all.

Old Series & Damaged Notes

Unlike most high street exchanges, we also buy older Philippine Peso banknotes that are no longer in circulation. The 2000 Piso note issued in 1998 and earlier series notes such as the 500 Piso note issued in 1987 are both accepted, along with other withdrawn denominations going back to the mid-1980s. Damaged notes are accepted provided they remain at least 50% intact, though the rate offered may be slightly lower to reflect the reduced condition.

Philippine Peso Coins

We accept Philippine Peso coins across the range of circulating denominations. Coins are exchanged at a slightly lower rate than banknotes due to the additional handling costs involved — something most banks and post offices will not accommodate at all. If you have a jar of leftover Piso and Sentimo coins from your travels, send them along with your banknotes and we will exchange them together.

Why Exchange With Us?

  • Competitive exchange rates updated daily
  • Accept coins and damaged notes that banks won’t take
  • We verify your currency and pay you within 5 working days
  • No hidden fees or charges

Philippine Peso Exchange FAQ

Do you accept both old and current Philippine Peso banknotes?

Yes, we accept the full range of Philippine Peso banknotes, including current New Generation Currency notes and older withdrawn series. Notes issued as far back as the mid-1980s are accepted, though older or withdrawn notes may be exchanged at a slightly lower rate than current ones.

Can I exchange the 2000 Piso banknote? I don't think it's used any more.

Yes! The 2000 Piso note issued in 1998 is no longer in everyday circulation, but we still buy it. It’s the kind of note most UK banks would turn away, so we’re happy to help you get value from it.

I have a mix of Piso coins and banknotes left over from a trip to the Philippines — can I send them all together?

Yes, absolutely. Simply box up your coins and banknotes together and post them to us yourself. Once we receive and verify your currency, we’ll pay you within 5 working days by bank transfer or PayPal. If for any reason you’re unhappy with our offer, we’ll return your currency free of charge.

Do you accept damaged or torn Philippine Peso notes?

Yes, we do accept damaged Philippine Peso notes, provided the note is at least 50% intact. The rate offered for damaged notes may be slightly lower than for notes in good condition, but unlike most high street exchanges, we won’t simply turn them away.

Is the Philippine Peso similar to other Asian currencies you exchange?

The Peso sits alongside a range of Southeast Asian currencies we buy, including Thai Baht, Indonesian Rupiah, and Malaysian Ringgit. If you’ve island-hopped across the region and returned with a mix of currencies, we can help you exchange them all.

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