1944 twenty centavos Filipinas United States of America. Does anyone have any?

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Yep I've got one of this type in my hammer and anvil topical set.

 

I enjoy Coinage of the Philippines when it was an US possession. Many of the coins were thrown into Manila Bay to keep them safe from the Japs during WWII and thus exhibit a salt water effect today, but Shrews' appears un-bothered. Here is a ten centavo that I gathered recently........

 

i like these, they are different, a foreign coin with US of A on it an made by US mint.. i have an example of each cept for 1 peso...

 

I have a 1941M 20 Centavos

Please excuse the terrible 3 year old pictures!

 

I like the Philippine coinage. Here is a good brief read that may be of interest to some.https://www.ngccoin.com/coin-explorer/philippines-under-us-sovereignty-pscid-83

 

I have a 20 Centavos coin, but no photos.
Here is a ½ centavo "woodie", yeah it is dark.

 

I like that Peso @alurid ! I've been looking for one for several years. They tend to go for much more than I am willing to pay though. Some day

 

Post editing can 'brighten' a bit........

 

Love the 'woodie' though I ain't had one of those in years...........

 

I know I have at least one 20 somewhere, but right in front of me I happened to have two 10's ~ that equals 20, right?

 

They were actually tossed in the Caballo Bay off Corregidor. Here are 2 examples of sea salvaged coins that I own.

 

If anyone is interested, I have attached a PDF file of my Philippine type set.

 

Here's my 1938 10 centavos rescued from my old LCS's junk bin.

 

Here we go Twenty Centavos.

 

I am very fond of USPI coinage. Here is my 1904 Five Centavo obverse:

 

Beautiful coinage ! I havent really thought of “off shore us coin”. Wow!!

 

Thanks for sharing. This turned into a very nice post, thanks for starting it.

 

I have to ask... I no that I’m “starting a new thread” but is all US territory’s currency’s minted by the us?

 

Here's my 20 and 50 centavo, 1944 and 1945....