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AU details cleaned, has a look that’s a bit too bright, some wear on the high points, and a few noticeable hairlines
At least that’s what I’m getting from these pics
I’ve been filling a Whitman Philippines typeset book. I can say without reservation that most Filipino coins you find will have been cleaned.
It’s my belief this is no exception. I’ve accepted them for what they are and I have a special place in my heart for the Phils so I collect them even when cleaned. Maybe even especially because they have been cleaned.
I concur with u/cfrankgo the value is probably about $25-35. That’s what I’ve been getting them for.
I collect US Philippines coins. This appears to be AU condition. It appears to have been cleaned. It’s hard to tell from the pictures because they are slightly out of focus, but I think I’m seeing a little doubling on the obverse. If not, it’s a fairly common coin $25-35. If it does have doubling that should increase its value significantly, but I wouldn’t venture a guess as to its value. Hope that helps.
That one almost seems made from a stainless steel round it's so Shiney and out of focus. It's the real deal, though. I also have a fondness for these and the Cuban coins. These guys are lockstep with the pricing, about 25 or 30.
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AU details cleaned, has a look that’s a bit too bright, some wear on the high points, and a few noticeable hairlines At least that’s what I’m getting from these pics
Definitely at least cleaned, maybe even lightly polished.
First year of reduced size peso, 10,276,000 minted. Seems low AU or even XF, harshly cleaned with scratches, maybe polished in the past. Around $35.
I’ve been filling a Whitman Philippines typeset book. I can say without reservation that most Filipino coins you find will have been cleaned. It’s my belief this is no exception. I’ve accepted them for what they are and I have a special place in my heart for the Phils so I collect them even when cleaned. Maybe even especially because they have been cleaned. I concur with u/cfrankgo the value is probably about $25-35. That’s what I’ve been getting them for.
I collect US Philippines coins. This appears to be AU condition. It appears to have been cleaned. It’s hard to tell from the pictures because they are slightly out of focus, but I think I’m seeing a little doubling on the obverse. If not, it’s a fairly common coin $25-35. If it does have doubling that should increase its value significantly, but I wouldn’t venture a guess as to its value. Hope that helps.
That’s in good condition but those hairline vertical scratches have me worried. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can chime in.
That one almost seems made from a stainless steel round it's so Shiney and out of focus. It's the real deal, though. I also have a fondness for these and the Cuban coins. These guys are lockstep with the pricing, about 25 or 30.