Banknote & Coin Collection : http://papercoinage.weebly.com/us-philippines-coins.html Philippine Silver Coinage Under United State Administration, from Half centavo to One Peso 1903 to 1945, Commemorative Commonwealth of the Philippine Coinage & Wilson Silver Medal. This series of Philippine/U.S. coinage needs very little introduction to collectors of US coins because a majority of the issues are US made. This is a unique coinage in that they carry the obverse inscription "FILIPINAS" and the reverse inscription "United States of America." For the most part, they were minted in San Francisco, Denver or Philadelphia. The exceptions are the products of a U.S. "branch mint", the only one of its kind, which was established in Manila in 1920. Although the melting of the silver series has been going on at a hectic pace for the past several years, this series is relatively easy to collect in circulated condition. Choice specimens, especially for the earlier years of issue, can be difficult to find and relatively expensive. Several issues are listed here for the first time. The 1915-s 10 centavos with an "S" over "S" mintmark is the latest find. Five patterns from the ex King Farouk collection are also listed here for the first time. Because there are no mint reports for a 10-centavo coin in 1910 and no 1910-s examples are known to exist. Many counterfeits of the 1910-s 10 centavo coin have appeared on the market and are altered from the 1918-s 10centavo coins. My Facebook Add Me : https://www.facebook.com/edw.baynosa My Twitter Follow Me : https://twitter.com/edwbaynosa SUBSCRIBE for more update video : null