U.S. Philippines twenty centavos
Business Strike Issues: 1903-1945
This is a very interesting series containing the only intentional “error” of both countries – the 1927/8-M mule, made from a modified 1927 5 centavo die. Worth the equivalent of a U.S. dime at the time, the denomination was a carry over from the denomination used by the previous Spanish colonial government. Many dates have no gems known, and some varieties have a total population of less than 5, making this set one of the hardest to complete, more so in high grade.
- 1903 Twenty Centavos
- 1903S Twenty Centavos
- 1904 Twenty Centavos
- 1904S Twenty Centavos
- 1905S Twenty Centavos
- 1907 Twenty Centavos
- 1907S Twenty Centavos
- 1908S Twenty Centavos
- 1909S Twenty Centavos
- 1910S Twenty Centavos
- 1911S Twenty Centavos
- 1912S Twenty Centavos
- 1913S Twenty Centavos, including S/S
- 1914S Twenty Centavos
- 1915S Twenty Centavos
- 1916S Twenty Centavos
- 1917S Twenty centavos
- 1918S Twenty Centavos
- 1919S Twenty Centavos
- 1920 Twenty Centavos
- 1921 Twenty Centavos
- 1928M MULE Twenty Centavos
- 1929M Twenty Centavos
Commonwealth Issues: 1937-1945
- 1937M Twenty Centavos
- 1938M Twenty Centavos
- 1941M Twenty Centavos
- 1944D Twenty Centavos
- 1944D/S Twenty Centavos
- 1945D Twenty Centavos
Proof Strike Issues: 1903-1908
Beautiful coins struck from Barber quarter planchets (citation needed--ed.), this series would probably be the least challenging among all of the proofs considering populations. However, to underscore their scarcity, the population totals for all years are comparable with ANY year of its Barber proof cousins. Populations number in the low hundreds for some years, so completing this set will still be a monumental challenge.
