1905 Proof Philippine Five Centavos
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Coin Details
Auction Record
- Price realized
- $2,714
- Sold
- Grade
- MS66
- Auction house
- Scotsman
Description
The 1905 Proof Philippine Five Centavos is a proof copper-nickel five-centavo coin struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1905 for the Philippine Islands under United States administration. The first five-centavo type was struck from 1903 to 1928 in copper-nickel, three parts copper to one of nickel, with the same pictures as the centavo: Figueroa's seated figure with anvil, hammer and Mount Mayon, and the eagle on the United States shield with the date. Philadelphia made the coins of 1903-1904 and the proofs, San Francisco those of 1916-1919 with an S, and the Manila Mint those of 1920-1921 without a mint mark and of 1925-1928 with an M. Proofs were struck at the Philadelphia Mint for the Philippine proof sets sold from 1903 to 1908. Greysheet's listing and the Krause catalogue both record 471 pieces. Catalogue numbers: KM-164. PCGS number 90219.
Cross References
KM-164
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