Philippines Peso
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Coin Inventory: US: Territorial: Philippines: Philippines Peso | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| A darkly corroded coin on the left from salt water immersion during WWII? | 1705-024-7 | |||||
| A coin with nice detail, but an unfortunate light cleaning that left it bright and hairlined. | 2112-019 | |||||
| Brilliant lustre with an obvious repunching at the inner top of the S, slight on the bottom. Looks like a large/small S. I can't find any mention of the variety. | 9311-025 | |||||
| White and sharp with PL surfaces that show hairlines well. Looks like the 9 is lightly repunched between the ball and bottom of it. Not really cleaned, just rough circulation on sensitive PL surfaces. | 1010-107 | |||||
| A well struck coin with lustre in the periphery, but grey, unattractive toning. Discounted for the poor visuals. | $64.95 | 1210-184 | ||||
| Roosevelt/Quezon: Original old brownish toning and is problem free. Just a little wear on the high points. | 2207-009 | |||||
| MacArthur; A white lustrous coin with extensive die polish and semi-prooflike surfaces. The graders at PCGS appear to have mistaken die polish for hairlines. | 0304-081 | |||||
| A coin with clear fields adorned with amazing booming untoned lustre. What a treat for the eyes! A few too may marks under a glass, however. | 1906-041 | |||||
| MacArthur; A white lustrous coin with the eye appeal of a 65/66, but a few too many small marks under a glass to grade it as such. | 0705-018 | |||||
| A fully lustrous, white example with minimal marks and a hint of toning. | 1606-100 | |||||