1945 Philippine Twenty Centavos
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About This Coin
This page gathers the twenty centavos dated 1945: coins for circulation from Denver. The recorded figures for the year add up to 82,804,000 coins. From 1937 the twenty centavos kept Figueroa's obverse and the 4-gram, 75 percent silver standard of 1907. The reverse carries the arms of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, designed by Ambrosio Morales; the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the date and the mint letter run around them.
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