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History :
The Bayanihan Collectors Club was founded in Manila on May 24, 1979. About a year later on October 27, 1980, it was fully accredited by the Central Bank of the Philippines now Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas ( BSP ) as an organization with interest in the knowledge and appreciation of Philippine numismatics. Then another year later on October 16, 1981, it was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission as a non-stock non-profit corporation. The Club’s principal aim is to promote the collecting hobby, especially among the young, as an effective vehicle in inculcating the love of the arts and the appreciation of the country’s rich cultural and historical heritage.
members during the auction
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Since its inception, the Club held regular meetings and auctions mainly at the Quezon City Sports Club, along E. Rodriguez Avenue in Quezon City. The club also publishes monographs and newsletters that carry interesting and informative articles and news about collectibles and the collecting hobby.
 picture of Puente Colgante crossing Ermita and Quiapo district
As part of its educational and cultural fare, interesting collectibles related to history, culture and the arts have been mounted from time to time and exhibited coinciding with Club’s international auctions and the country’s historical celebrations.
different coins for sale
In fact , facsimiles of some of its members’ collections are permanently exhibited at the National Historical Institute’s Museum of Philippine Political History in Luneta, Manila since its opening on December 30, 2002. Noteworthy to mention too are the various coffee-table books that carry the collections of BCCI members in their illustrations, which were published especially during the centennial year.
Christmas parties in December of every year are particularly looked forward to by its members and guests. Valuable gifts donated by the Club and its officers are given away in a raffle conducted for this special occasion.
Engineer Mike M. Nicolas
Engineer Mike M. Nicolas is the proprietor of Siglo Antiques and Collectibles , He started to collect various kinds of objects from stamps, coins, paper bills, photographs , furniture and other items .
 Cell number (0917) 856-0608 / (0922) 852-68-70
Address: 258 Tomas Morato Street. Quezon City
Telephone no. 410-02-41 / Open : Monday to Saturday
267 Mariano Ponce Street , Poblacion, Baliwag , Bulacan
Open : Tuesday and Saturday 9 am to 3pm
Past Presidents of the Club in the last 33 years were Mr. Epifanio Paras (1979-1984); Mr. Raffy Fermin (1984-1987); Mr. Jorge T. delos Santos (1987-1990); Mr. Antonio So (1990-1991); Mr. Fernando Gaite (1991-1994); Atty. Jose Escano (1994-1995); Mr. Carlos Martinez (1995-1997); Mr. Ramon Villegas (1997-2000); Mr. Jorge T. delos Santos (2001-2005); Mr. Edward delos Santos (2006-2009) Engineer Alex Villaflor (2010 – Present)
Datu Alex Panomblayan -President of Manila Muslim Traders and Exhibitors. Incorporated .
Datu Alex Panomblayan is also member of Bank Note Society of the Philippines, Bayanihan Collectors’Â Club Incorporated and Filipinas Stamp Collectors’ Club .
He started collecting banknotes , coins, vintage collector’s item and stamps several years ago.
Stall : 373 Plaza Santa Cruz Street, ManilaÂ
P.O. Box 3934 , Manila ,Philippines -1099
Contact : 467-3122 / 0908-5301845 ( SMART ) , 0927-2278645 ( GLOBE )
Since its inception, BCC has adopted a policy of friendly cooperation and harmonious relationship with all the existing hobby organization in the country. The Club is firmly committed to pursue this policy in the years to come.
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