Stamping of Counterfeit Coin 

## ARTICLE III 

SECTION 1773 . Word "False" to be Stamped on Counterfeit Coin . — When counterfeit coin is presented at the Insular Treasury or at any bank doing business in the Philippine Islands or when such coin comes into the official custody of any employee of such Tre asury or bank, the word "false" shall be stamped thereon in characters clearly legible to casual inspection and with such instrument as may be prescribed by the Insular Treasurer. 

[474-1, 2.] 

Exchanges and Redemption of Currency and Exchanges of Drafts f or Currency by Insular and Provincial Treasurers 

## ARTICLE IV 

SECTION 1774 . Exchange of Silver Pesos for Subsidiary Coins . — Philippine silver pesos shall be exchangeable in sums of ten pesos or any multiple thereof at the Treasury of the Philippine Islands and at the offices of provincial treasurers for subsidiary c urrent coins of silver, nickel, or copper, of smaller denominations than one peso. TaDAIS 

[938-8.] 

SECTION 1775 . Duty of Insular Treasurer to Receive Worn or Mutilated Currency of United States . — When worn or mutilated circulating notes issued by the Treasurer of the United States or by any institution organized under the laws of the United States, are presented at the Philippine Treasury in such condition that they will be received and redeemed by the Treasurer of the United States, they shall be received by the Insular Treasurer at their face value, or at such value as would be allowed upon redemption by the Treasurer of the United States, and shall be transmitted by him to the disbursing agent in Washington with instructions for their presentment at the Treasury of the United States for redemption. TaDAIS 

[149-1 to 3.] 

SECTION 1776 . Exchange Drawn Between Insular and Provincial Treasuries . — The Insular Treasurer may exchange for Philippine currency, offered in sums of not less than five hundred pesos, demand drafts and telegraphic transfers upon funds in the hands of any  provincial treasurer, when the same can be done without embarrassment to the provincial treasury; and a provincial treasurer may exchange for Philippine currency, offered in like sums, demand drafts and 

