Philippine JIM is for the most part cheap and plentiful. There are a couple of scarcer types, but none of yours would qualify (the 1 peso without serial number is mildly scarce, the 100 pesos without Rizal Monument is much rarer). I'm using my 1986 vintage Pick for information, but I don't think new scholarship has revealed any other great rarities in recent decades.
Buying them from a dealer, you'd probably pay a few cents for the fractionals, a dollar or two for the larger notes.
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
As Sap stated these notes are plentiful, they were not really accepted by the Filpinos and were know as Mickey Mouse Money. The 100 and 500 Pesos are a little less common. For the most part the larger notes are worth @$3-4 dollars in UNC condition. My wife who is from the Philippines remembers playing with stacks of these notes when she was small.
I have seen those more closely they are very nice notes to have in a collection,it's may ne notes that's not worth mutch but just the pleasure of having them is the main thing.
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