1907 Philippine Twenty Centavos
Strike Type
Coin Details
Auction Record
- Price realized
- $4,080
- Sold
- Grade
- MS65
- Auction house
- Stack's Bowers
Description
The 1907 Philippine Twenty Centavos was struck at the Philadelphia Mint and carries no mint mark. From 1907 the twenty centavos was struck lighter and smaller, 4 grams of 75 percent silver about 20 millimeters across, after the act of June 23, 1906 let the Philippine government lower the weight and fineness of its silver coins; the designs did not change. The obverse is Melecio Figueroa's young woman in a flowing gown striking an anvil with a hammer, the smoking cone of Mount Mayon behind her, with the value above and FILIPINAS below. The reverse shows the American eagle over a striped shield, with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and the date. The recorded mintage is 1,250,651. Catalogue numbers: KM-170. PCGS number 90299.
Cross References
KM-170
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