1918 Philippine Five Centavos
Base
About This Coin
This page groups the Philippine five-centavo coins dated 1918: business strikes from the San Francisco Mint with an S mint mark. Die varieties of the date have their own pages. The Director of the Mint's report gives 2,780,000 five centavos struck at San Francisco in calendar year 1918, varieties included. The design is Melecio Figueroa's seated man with anvil, hammer and Mount Mayon, with the eagle and United States shield on the reverse.
Specifications
Strike Types & Varieties(2)
1918 (S) Philippine Five Centavos - Mule, Allen-4.08b
1918 (S) Philippine Five Centavos - S/S, Allen-4.08aa, FS-501
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