Possible Philippino duplicate [solved]

A new type of 25 sentimos was introduced in 2022 with a new bank seal. However, we also have a year line of 2025 for the earlier type. This looks like an error but does anyone have proof for the existence of the 2025 coin with the old bank seal? If not, can this yearline be deleted and any owners moved?

As far as I know, Philippine coins that were minted since 2022 have always been the current seal of the BSP, similar to the banknotes. Please refer to the Philippine central bank’s webpage about the NGC coin series with the images of all of the Philippine coins. 

Although there is no confirmation about the 2022 Philippine coins that are entered into circulation yet and they may be seen on the sets as of now, newer Philippine coins like the 25 sentimo coin dated 2025 indeed use the newer BSP logo and not the old one.

The Philippine coins with the 2010 BSP logo, like the banknotes, had only used until 2021 or 2022 as the BSP unveiled their current logo in 2021.

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As far as I know, Philippine coins that were minted since 2022 have always been the current seal of the BSP, similar to the banknotes. Please refer to the Philippine central bank’s webpage about the NGC coin series with the images of all of the Philippine coins. 

 

Although there is no confirmation about the 2022 Philippine coins that are entered into circulation yet and they may be seen on the sets as of now, newer Philippine coins like the 25 sentimo coin dated 2025 indeed use the newer BSP logo and not the old one.

 

The Philippine coins with the 2010 BSP logo, like the banknotes, had only used until 2021 or 2022 as the BSP unveiled their current logo in 2021.

I haven't seen a 2022 circulation coin yet. What I've seen so far is a 25 sentimo year 2023.

Surely the non-existing coins with the former mintmark can be removed from the page, in that case?

Thank you. It's been removed.