United States currency, sixty-two centavos Philippine currency; over forty dollars and not exceeding fifty dollars United Stat es currency, seventy-six centavos Philippine currency; over fifty dollars and not exceeding sixty dollars United States currency, ninety centavos Philippine currency; over sixty dollars and not exceeding seventy-five dollars United States currency, one pes o and sixteen centavos Philippine currency; over seventy-five dollars and not exceeding one hundred dollars United States currency, one peso and fifty centavos Philippine currency. SECTION  1197 . Maximum Amount Payable by Money Order . — No money order shall be issued for a greater sum than two hundred pesos Philippine currency, or one hundred dollars United States currency, and no postmaster shall directly or indirectly sell more than  ten money orders in one day to one party payable to the same person outside of the Philippine Islands. [1476-2; Comp., 1348.] [1476-3.] SECTION  1198 . Indorsement of Money Order — Waiver of Identification . — More than one indorsement of a money order shall not be permitted; and no money order shall be issued conditioned that the identification of the payee, indorsee, or attorney shall be wa ived. ACcTDS SECTION  1199 . Repayment of Money Orders . — The postmaster issuing a money order shall repay the amount of it upon the application of the person who obtained it and the return of the order; but the fee for it shall not be returned. SECTION  1200 . Payment of Money Order After One Year from Date of Issue . — Domestic money orders shall not be paid at the offices upon which they are drawn, or at the offices of issue, after one year from the last day of the month of issue of such money ord ers; but such money orders shall be sent to the Director of Posts and shall be paid by warrant. ICTHDE SECTION  1201 . Issue of Duplicates of Lost Money Orders . — When a money order has been lost, within one year from the last day of the month of issue the Director of Posts, upon the application of the remitter, payee, or indorsee, may cause a duplicate to be  issued provided the person losing the original shall furnish a certificate from the postmaster by whom it was payable that it has not been, and will not thereafter be paid; and a similar certificate from the postmaster by whom it was issued that it has no t been, and will not thereafter be repaid. SECTION  1202 . Payment of Lost Money Order After One Year from Date of Issue . — When a money order, which has not been paid within one year from Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 358