FREE: 1908 UNITED STATES FILIPINAS SILVER ONE CENTAVO COIN

The listing, 1908 UNITED STATES FILIPINAS SILVER ONE CENTAVO COIN has ended.

THIS IS A SPECIAL COIN EARLY MINTAGE 1908 OF THE U.S. FILIPINAS SILVER ONE PESO COIN. THE ONLY COINS MINTED BY THE USA FOR ANOTHER COUNTRY MINTED BOTH IN THE STATES & OUTSIDE OF THE USA

I'M NOT A COIN GRADER SO YOU BE THE JUDGE I THINK IT IS NICE CIRCULATED COIN

Read part one then come back and finish the other coin is a ONE CENTAVO 1944S WW2 COIN


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PART 2

The Philippines is the only U.S. possession for which a separate coinage was ever produced.
U.S./Philippine coins were issued from 1903 through 1945. U.S./Philippine coins were struck at the Philadelphia Mint from 1903 through 1908 and the San Francisco Mint from 1903 through 1919. In 1920 a United States Branch Mint was established in Manila. The Manila Mint produced all of the U.S./Philippine coinage from 1920 through 1941. The Manila Mint was the only United States branch mint ever established outside the continental limits of the United States. The Manila mint was destroyed during World War ll. 1944 and 1945 U.S./Philippine coins were struck at the Philadelphia, Denver or San Francisco Mints.
A Constitution for the Philippines was approved and the Philippines were granted Commonwealth status. On July 4th 1946 the Republic of the Philippines became a free and independent nation. The U.S. issued coins remained in use in the Philippines until the mid 60's.