20 Centavos (U.S. Administration)
Country: Philippines (Insular Government)
Denomination: 20 Centavos
(0.2)
Year: 1907-1929
Material: Silver (.750)
Weight: 4 g
Shape: Round
Diameter: 20.86 mm
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: philippines insular government
Description:
Obverse
Emblem Shield with eagle on top, wings outstretched and facing left, date below.
NOTE: In 1928 an error was made using the obverse from a 5 Centavos, resulting in KM# 174 mule
Reverse
Liberty standing wearing flowing dress, right hand holding hammer resting on anvil. Active volcano (Mt. Mayon) on right
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