It was from my dad that I got this collecting interest on coins. My dad, a coin collector also, would bring me to coin conventions during the 70s. My first coin was a large 1903 US Philippine silver coin. I was fascinated by the inscription on the coin - FILIPINAS on the obverse and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA on the reverse. At that time the Philippines was under the USA government which explains the inscription.
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| This was the 1st Philippine coin that I collected. My dad gave this to me when I was 10 years old. |
One of the most interesting things about Philippine coins comes from the number of times that they are changed. One can easily tell the era it was produced by just looking at the design of a particular coin. Coins are also easier to find, simply because they are known to last longer than paper money.
There are both inexpensive and rare, expensive coins to collect. Know that you have a wide variety of options in collecting Philippine coins. One can collect Colonial coins, Spanish Philippine Coins, Philippine American coins, Culion coins, and Philippine Republic coins, you just have to know which particular era would interest you most.
PHILIPPINE COIN HISTORY
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The Philippines' first coin was the Penniform Gold Barter Ring which the country adopted. This coin is believed to have been circulated between the eighth and the 14th centuries. Specimens of varisized gold artifacts resembling this type have been recovered from many archaeological sites in Laguna, Rizal, Mindoro, Cebu, Leyte, and Bohol together with 12th- 14th-century Oriental ceramic traders. These gold rings were probably used by the Filipinos' ancestors in trading with the Chinese.
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A coin in the form of a small conical gold nugget, called the piloncito, appeared next. On its flat base was an embossed inscription, which some scholars say is the character Ma, or the letter M, in the ancient Tagalog script.
With the Spaniards, who arrived in the early 16th century, came the coins of Spain and Mexico. The local currency took in the minted cobs of various polygonal shapes, known locally as hilis kalamay, the round- milled coins that bore portraits of Spanish monarchs, and the beautiful Mexican silver Pillar Dollar, or Dos Mundos, which were predominantly used in many parts of the world. The Dos Mundos was highly regarded for the integrity of its silver content and weight. The barilla is believed to have been the first coin struck in the Philippines. This was a crude brass coin approximately equivalent to one centavo. Available specimens show the inscription on the outer edge - Barilla, Ano de 1728 - and the coat of arms of the City of Manila in the inner circle.
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Small Wonder
In 1766 a second type of barilla, made of copper, about half the size of the first Spanish barilla, appeared. The Tagalog, like the Mexicans, pronounced the double / as y, and small coins, or change, came to be known as barya.
Other coins used in the country between 1782 and 1835 were varieties of the octavo and the quarto, bearing the names of Spanish rulers and the coat of arms of Spain. Eight octavos, or four quartos, were equivalent to one real; and the eight reales equaled one peso.
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Other coins used in the country between 1782 and 1835 were varieties of the octavo and the quarto, bearing the names of Spanish rulers and the coat of arms of Spain. Eight octavos, or four quartos, were equivalent to one real; and the eight reales equaled one peso.
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After 1810 a variety of new coins struck by the colonies of Spain in Central and South America that became the independent states of Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina reached the Philippines through the galleon trade. The Spanish authorities in Manila feared the possible effects of these coins on the Filipinos and tried to stamp out traces of their origin. Governor-General Mariano Ricafort on October 13, 1828, decreed that all coins from the insurgent colonies be counter- struck on the obverse side with Spain's coat of arms and at the center of the reverse side with the inscription Manila and, underneath, 1828. The Manila overstrike continued until 1830.
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In 1832 the new counterstamp was in the form of a small circular depression within which was a crown of pearls and the initials F. 7°, for King Ferdinand VII. This counter- mark was changed to Y. " upon the accession of Ferdinand's daughter Queen Isabella II in 1834. The counterstamping was stopped by an edict on March 31, 1837, when Spain began to recognize her former Latin American colonies as independent states.
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During the reign of Queen Isabella II, a royal mint was established in Manila. It was founded under a decree issued in 1857, but mint operations did not begin until 1861. One of the officials was Don Antonio Garcia, whose grandson was the late Adolfo Garcia, a prewar engraver.
The Philippine mint initially struck four-peso, two-peso, and one-peso gold coins bearing the bust of Queen Isabella II and on the reverse side the inscription FILIPINAS. By 1864 the mint produced silver coins of minor denominations - 50, I, 20, and ten centavos de peso, with portraits of Queen Isabella II and later of King Alfonso XII. The Alfonso XII coins were not liked by the people and the government had to resume the minting of the lsabelinas. Some of these were dated 1868, although lsabelinas were coined from 1886 until the coming of the Americans, in 1898.
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The Philippine mint did not, however, strike any coins of the eight-reales size. Some six million silver pesos were struck in the Madrid mint for exclusive use in the Philippines. The 1897 UN PESO bore the profile of the young Alfonso XIII, with the reverse side marked ISLAS FILIPINAS.
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The Spanish-American war caused the abrupt termination of Alfonso's rule over the Philippines. As a result, the 1897 large-peso coins were circulated only until 1904. U.S. Civil Governor William H. Taft declared the large peso no longer legal tender after September 30 of that year.
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Rebel Coinage
The Philippine Insurrection in 1896 resulted in the proclamation of the First Philippine Republic on June 12,1898. General Emilio Aguinaldo, who was elected president, immediately took steps to adopt a national coinage and currency system. Existing specimens reveal two different types of two centimos de peso made of copper, reportedly struck in the military arsenal in Malolos, Bulacan, in 1899. With the surrender of General Aguinaldo, these were withdrawn from circulation and declared illegal.
When the United States of America conquered the Philippines at the turn of the century an orderly monetary system was instituted for the country by an act of the U.S. Congress, approved on March 2, 1903.
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The act provided for the minting of silver one-peso coins and smaller denominations of 50, 20, and ten centavos. The U.S. - Filipina coins were designed by Melecio Figueroa, a Filipino artist living in California, and struck in the U.S. Bureau of the Mint. The silver coins minted between 1903 and 1906 contained .900 fine silver. The price of silver rose sharply in 1906, resulting in the reduction from 1907 to 1912 of peso pieces to .800 fine silver, with diminished size and weight. The minor coins were reduced to .750 fine silver.
The continued rise in silver prices eventually resulted in a complete halt of silver-peso coinage. The copper-nickel five-centavo, the bronze one-centavo, and the bronze half-centavo coins were not altered. The half-centavo coins soon became unnecessary and were permanently removed from circulation by March 1904. The blanks and the remaining idle pieces were recoined into one-centavo pieces.
All U.S. - Philippine coins of the regular issue were minted in the United States until 1919. In 1920, 1921, and 1922 minor coins were struck in the Manila mint. In 1923 and 1924 no coins were struck. Then the Manila mint reopened in 1925. All regular commemorative issues were struck with the mint-mark M until 1941 when the Manila mint was destroyed by the Japanese forces. All coins made between 1944 and 1946 were again manufactured in the U.S. mints in San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Denver.
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The U.S. - Philippine coins continued to be in use even after the Philippines gained its independence from America, in 1946. The new coins for the Republic of the Philippines were struck in the Philadelphia mint in 1958 to replace the worn-out small-size Central Banknotes. The design on the obverse side of the U.S. - Philippine coin was adopted, while the reverse side carried the Republic's coat of arms. A new 25-centavo coin was substituted for the 20-centavo piece, while the one-, five-, ten- and 50-centavo coins were made of approximately the same sizes as those of their U.S. counterparts. Subsequent issues of the minor Republic coins were manufactured annually from 1959 to 1963 by the U.S. Bureau of the Mint. The Royal Mint of England minted the 1964 issues. In 1966 the coins were struck by the Vereinigte Deutsche Mettalwerke, in Alpena, West Germany.
Major changes came about with the growing nationalism in the country. In 1967 and 1968 the Filipinization movement affected even the Republic's coinage and currency system. The new coins in Filipino are in denominations of one sentimo (centavo), five, ten, 25 and 50 sentimos, with the obverse sides bearing the portraits of Filipino heroes-Lapulapu, Melchora Aquino, Francisco Baltazar, Juan Luna and Marcelo H. del Pilar. The reverse side of each coin bears the seal of the Republic of the Philippines at the center, inscribed with REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS along the edge. The first four minor coins are dated 1967, but the 50 sentimos bear the date 1968.
Foreign Mints
These coins were manufactured annually until 1972 by the U.S.Bureau of the Mint. In 1972 an additional 20,000,000 of the 50 sentimos were made by the Chartered Industries of Singapore. Although there is no plan to retire the coins with the inscriptions in English that are currently in circulation, the Pilipino coins are expected to replace them eventually. It is interesting to note that after the last U.S.-Philippine silver-peso coin was issued, in 1912, 60 years passed before the reappearance of another silver-peso coin. On July 3, 1972, the Central Bank of the Philippines officially put into circulation a new silver 1 Piso (One Peso, in Pilipino) coin, bearing the profile of Jose Rizal. The new silver-peso coins were made by the U.S. Bureau of the Mint.
When President Ferdinand E. Marcos issued Presidential Decree No. 168, on April 2, 1973, he called
for the replacement and demonetization of the Pilipino currency-note issue of the Central Bank of the Philippines outstanding as of July 1, 1973. These notes were to be exchanged with notes overprinted with the legend ANG BAGONG LlPUNAN on the watermarked portion. No more 1 Piso bills have been re-issued with the "New Society" currency. Only the 1 Piso silver coins remain in use. By D. TANTOCO, Jr.
If you have old Philippine coins that you would like to be appraised, email me at lumang.gamit@yahoo.com
The Coins are courtesy of NUMISTA
100 sentimos = 1 peso
100 sentimos = 1 peso
100 sentimos = 1 peso
100 sentimos = 1 peso
100 sentimos = 1 peso
1936
Commemorative: Establishment of the Commonwealth
Silver (.750) – 10.00 g – ø 27.5 mm
KM# 176
50 Centavos (Douglas McArthur)1947
Commemorative: Liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese by Gen. Douglas MacArthur
Silver (.750) – 10.00 g – ø 27.5 mm
KM# 184
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Thank you for the much appreciated information, I am a collector myself (well, part time due to obligations with my studies)and I never really took much interest in the Philippine coinage before going through your posts. I am currently based in London so I know little about how things go back in the Philippines in terms of numismatics and the like, are there any hard or soft copy catalogs or books specifically regarding Philippine coins and notes? thank you
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BUYING RATE FOR GOLD COINS as of June 2013
DeleteYou can compare our buying rate with other local and foreign buyers. Beware of other buyers buying these coins lower than their gold value.
Piso, 1970, Visit of Pope Paul VI, Proof GOLD – Php 34,000
1,000 Piso, 1975, Ang Bagong Lipunan, Proof GOLD - 16,800
1,500Piso, 1976, Board of Govenors Annual Meeting Proof GOLD - 29,500
1,500 Piso, 1977, Ang Bagong Lipunan, Proof GOLD - 29,000
1,500 Piso, 1978, Security Printing Plant, Proof GOLD - 29,000
2,500 Piso, 1980, Gen .Douglas MacArthur, Proof Gold - 14,200
1,500 Piso, 1981, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof GOLD - 13,500
1,500 Piso, 1982, Bataan-Corregidor, Proof GOLD - 13,800
2,500 Piso, 1986, Aquino-Reagan, Proof- 50% g GOLD - 20,000
10,000 Pis0, 1992, Cory, VI Anniversary Democracy Restored, Proof - 60,000
5,000 Piso, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof GOLD – 29,000
2,500 Piso, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof s GOLD - 10,000
2,000 Piso, Pres. Ramos Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, Proof 50% GOLD– 8,000
5000 Piso Pres. Marcos and Imelda, New Society , Proof GOLD – 125,000
4 Pesos 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 12,000 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
2 Pesos 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 6,000 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
1 Peso 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 2,500 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
20 Dollar USA Gold – 62,000
10 Dollar USA Gold – 30,000
5 Dollar USA Gold – 14,000
2 ½ Dollar USA Gold – 6,000
SORRY but I DO NOT BUY the following :
WW2 Philippine Japanese Banknotes (1 peso - 1000 pesos)
1 Peso coin 1972 & 1974 with Rizal’s profile
1 centavo – 1 Peso coins (1964 - present)
Ang Bagong Lipunan Marcos Banknotes
Please note the price I quoted below are just estimates and might go lower or higher depending on the gold prices of the day.
Inquiries are welcome. Contact me at: lumang.gamit@yahoo.com, please send photos so I can appraise them.
I get a lot of inquires about the 1975-1980 Marcos 5 Pesos coin. It worth around 10-20 pesos only, These coins are made of nickel and not silver. If you will go to coin shops and antique dealers they are selling is between 20 - 30 pesos.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your nice comment. There are many coin catalogs available, the more popular ones are made by Krause publications. If you want to know the actual value of the coins I suggest that you search the online auctions on the internet. It will give an idea of the value of the coin. I hope this helps.
I also collect and buy Philippine coins. If you have any questions email me at lumang.gamit@yahoo.com.
Regards,
Ed
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ReplyDeleteAround 1000 - 1800 depending on the condition. If it is in UNC or BU state it would fetch higher.
Deletehello i have a coin here says year 1001 and spanish language in the front
ReplyDeletethe picture is the same as this
http://cainta.olx.com.ph/year-1001-old-coin-iid-237186660
may i knwo what is the price of this if i sell it? and anyone knows where to sell it? feel free to contact me at 0933-3234411
BUYING RATE FOR GOLD COINS as of June 2013
DeleteYou can compare our buying rate with other local and foreign buyers. Beware of other buyers buying these coins lower than their gold value.
Piso, 1970, Visit of Pope Paul VI, Proof GOLD – Php 34,000
1,000 Piso, 1975, Ang Bagong Lipunan, Proof GOLD - 16,800
1,500Piso, 1976, Board of Govenors Annual Meeting Proof GOLD - 29,500
1,500 Piso, 1977, Ang Bagong Lipunan, Proof GOLD - 29,000
1,500 Piso, 1978, Security Printing Plant, Proof GOLD - 29,000
2,500 Piso, 1980, Gen .Douglas MacArthur, Proof Gold - 14,200
1,500 Piso, 1981, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof GOLD - 13,500
1,500 Piso, 1982, Bataan-Corregidor, Proof GOLD - 13,800
2,500 Piso, 1986, Aquino-Reagan, Proof- 50% g GOLD - 20,000
10,000 Pis0, 1992, Cory, VI Anniversary Democracy Restored, Proof - 60,000
5,000 Piso, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof GOLD – 29,000
2,500 Piso, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof s GOLD - 10,000
2,000 Piso, Pres. Ramos Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, Proof 50% GOLD– 8,000
5000 Piso Pres. Marcos and Imelda, New Society , Proof GOLD – 125,000
4 Pesos 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 12,000 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
2 Pesos 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 6,000 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
1 Peso 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 2,500 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
20 Dollar USA Gold – 62,000
10 Dollar USA Gold – 30,000
5 Dollar USA Gold – 14,000
2 ½ Dollar USA Gold – 6,000
SORRY but I DO NOT BUY the following :
WW2 Philippine Japanese Banknotes (1 peso - 1000 pesos)
1 Peso coin 1972 & 1974 with Rizal’s profile
1 centavo – 1 Peso coins (1964 - present)
Ang Bagong Lipunan Marcos Banknotes
Please note the price I quoted below are just estimates and might go lower or higher depending on the gold prices of the day.
Inquiries are welcome. Contact me at: lumang.gamit@yahoo.com, please send photos so I can appraise them.
does anybody here knows the price value of 1972 (1peso) coin...i have 3 pcs and 1 pc 1974 coin.. tnx
ReplyDeleteHi !!! I'm Joseph from Quezon City, I have a Portrait Series " CAROLUS IIII 1807 and 1871 R8 " coins, I want to now the price of this coin today.. thank you
ReplyDeleteIt range from 1.5k to 3k depende sa grade niya.
DeleteHi !!! I'm Joseph from Quezon City, I have a Portrait Series " CAROLUS IIII 1807 and 1871 R8 " coins, I want to know the price of this coin today.. thank you
ReplyDeleteAverage price is between 2500 - 4000 depending on the condition. If it is in mint state it would fetch higher.
Deletehello!gusto ko po sana malaman ang value ng philippines two peso bill 1944 si jose rizal ang nkalagay n picture at my victory sa likod?at philippines one peso bill 1949 si apolinario mabini nsa pic s harap barasoain church nmn ang nsa likod?thank u!
ReplyDeleteThe 2 pesos Rizal Victory note is worth around 200 - 800 depending on the condition. The 1 peso Mabini 1 peso English series 1949 is worth around 10 - 70 pesos depending on the signature combination and condition.
Deleteanyone interested to buy US 1913 liberty head nickel at negotiable price.
ReplyDeletehow about the 5-peso year 2000?
ReplyDeleteis it really that rare?
i heard they minted a few in mindanao.
there's none in circulation though. try it!
hello.. im daryl from paranaque im selling my 32pcs 10peso uncut bill.. if your interested please call or text 09069477279 thank you..
ReplyDeleteHello, I have a Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos 1965 inauguration medal. I want to sell. what is the value?
ReplyDeletehi ..im Art..ask ko lang kung ano worth ngayon ng ONE peso and TWO PESOS philippine national bank iloilo currency committee emergency circulating note of 1941, AND two pesos negros occidental provincial currency committee commomwealth of the philippines? thanks
ReplyDeleteHi i have 60 pcs mabini 1949 1 peso bill. Would you know where can i sell it. Pls text me at 09178180316. Pls help me, need it badly. Thanks
ReplyDeletehello .im claire if you have 1793 liberty cap large cent pls email me at clairencepretty@yahoo.com or call/txt me 09219813035 / 09278079679 thanks
ReplyDeleteHi gooday .may halaga pa ba o nabebenta ba ang 2 peso and 5 peso paper bills . Thankyou .
ReplyDeletehow much the coins 5cents 1944 and 1945.and 1cent 1926?
ReplyDeleteThe 1944 and 1945 are common dates for the US-PI coins, depending on the condition it is worth between 5 - 50 pesos. The 1926 1 centavos is worth between 100 - 900 depending on the condition.
Deletegud eve po magkano po ung 1 centavo coin from year 1919 to 1945 at ung coin of spain ISABEL 2 4M year 1855 salamat po.
Deletei have a 1919 5 peso bill and a 1918 20 peso bill... rush sale. please give me idea how to sell
ReplyDeleteinterested buyers please text me at 09232119612
DeleteCan you send a photo at lumang.gamit@yahoo.com, so I can estimate.
Deleteanyone who are interested to buy a 10 centavo phil. paper bill under the presidency of Ramon Magsaysay?
ReplyDeleteI have 1903,1907,1908 & 1909 filipinas coins and other phil-usa coins, philippine coins and philippine commemorative coins. I have also uncut philippine paper bills 5&10 pesos denomination. If interested pls call/txt me at 09179258018 or email: bgmreyes68@yahoo.com - DAN
ReplyDeleteI have One peso 1907, One peso Jose Rizal 1972,74,Bagong Lipunan 1975 & 85. Queen Elizabeth II coins and Liberty coins. If interested pls text or call 09282723873/09152708344. Thanks. BUTCH
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteWould you be kind enough as to take a look at my coin photos featured in my blog (www.jerrysitems.wordpress.com) so you could tell me if they are genuine or fake? They are part of the heirlooms given by a close relation and I am thinking of disposing them of. Thanks.
Jerry
I have 1975 5 peso coin, i was just wondering if I'm going to sell it, what would be the price. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThose are quite common around 8-10 pesos if they are used or circulated. In mint / uncirculated condition around 20 pesos or more.
Deletehi..i have 1909 US-Philipine old coins..the one with logo of US and on the back a girl holding something with FILIPINAS..how much if i sold it? tnx
ReplyDeletehi sir. tanong ko lang po kung mag kano po ang value ngayon ng 1 centavo coin Fil-Us from year 1919 to 1944 at Coin of Spain ISABEL2 4m year 1855. this is my e-mail add and con.# gererocristian@yahoo.com 09108331519 salamat po
ReplyDeletesir i have british north borneo 1895 one cent how much can i sell it
ReplyDeletesir i have 1949 20 centavos banknote and 1949 jose rizal 2 piso banknote how much do you buy it?? thank you!!!
ReplyDeletesir i have 200 pieces of 1944/45 50 centavos.
ReplyDeletehow much do you think all of them are worth?
i search and they have high silver content so do you think itll be more valuable to turm these into silver?
thanks!
I have a few coins I'm willing to sell as well:
ReplyDelete1. Filipinas 5 centavos 1915
2. Filipinas 20 centavos 1903
3. Alfonso Xlll 1906
4. Can't read most of the small print but it says Dos Gramo 1870
5. Filipinas 5 centavos (as far as I can tell) 1915
6. Filipinas 10 centavos 1921
7. US uarter dollar 1916
8. Filipinas 1 centavo 1944
I also have what looks like an amulet, a few leper colony coins that look like plastic, a pin and pendant with Aguinaldo's likeness, a small ivory bust of Aguinaldo, and a pin of an old revolutionary flag of the Philippines. Anyone interested can text me at 0933-1996354. Thanks.
hi! i'm helping a couple of students at my school with their project to have current asian coins from every asian country. where do you think can we go to get some?
ReplyDeletehello im selling a rare coin its 1821-1947 50 PESOS 37.5gr ORO PURO GOLD COIN..if you are interested just email me at minggoy99@gmail.com or txt/call 09334681684
ReplyDeletehellow i have rare old coin 1895 1 peso selver 25g isla de puerto rico alfonso X111 P.L.G.D.D REY C. DE ESPANA i want to sell it interested buyer pls send me my email mikesanquina@yahoo.com cp number 09186508304 tnkx
ReplyDeletehi, meron po akong 10 peso bill na Japanese government at 20 centavos na 1949, magkano po kaya yon pag binenta?
ReplyDeletepakisend nlng po sa email ko ang sagot.
DeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteI understand that this post talks about Old Phil. coins & banknotes, I wonder if you could help me look for articles from the net about antique Phil. bottles. I've been searching religiously; sadly, I couldn't find any.
Perhaps, Sir Pinoy Kollektor could extend his expertise about "lumang gamit" and stuffs.
I appreciate all the help.
-R.J ☆★☆
hello again pinoy collector..i have australia 20 ELIZABETH I975 coins..can i know how mch is the value of this foreign coins.?its a copper coins?tnx and more power!!!!!!mr.m
ReplyDeleteI have three silver coins one coin has a marking// R.IMP.HU.BO.REG. M.THERESIA.DG. at the back,BURG.CO.TYR.1780.X ARCHID.AVST.DUX. the second coin is a manuel l. Quezon 1878-1978 ang bagong lipunan 50piso coin,and last is a Patriarca senor san jose virtud de commercea,at the back has a sun with a face and has two cross keys with Roma star 1001. Pls. Call me with this number.09292419006 or email me at maynold_30@yahoo.com
ReplyDeletemayron po aq 1piso araw ng kagitingan 50-anibersaryo 1442-1992 mgkano po ang value?may number is 09092419355.
ReplyDeleteI ASK IF THE FOLLOWING COINS HAVE VALUE AND IF YOU INTERESTED EMAIL ME @ bhackuz2@gmail.com thanks ..
ReplyDeletePHILIPPINES COINS
10 sentimo 1981
10 centavos 1962,1963,1966
10 sentimo 1971
1 peso 1972 and 1977
U.S.A COINS
5 cents E PLURIBUS UNUM LIBERTY* 1991,1995 & 2002D
OCEAN IN VIEW LEWIS & CLARK 1805 5 cents U.S.A 2005D
1 cents 2006D
1 dime 1998D
2 PENCE 2001
5 PENCE 1990
10 PENCE 1992 Elizabeth II D.G REG.FD
1 DOLLAR 1995 SINGAPURA SINGAPORE COINS
10 CENTS 1987 SINGAPURA SINGAPORE COINS
100 ITALIANA REPVBELICA 1978
and HALF DOLLAR COINS USA
DeleteI have 1 piece Dos Mundos Coin 1734. if u interested my coin you can text me 09095274129...and how much it is
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice coin, I hope it is authentic because there a lot of fake Pillar coins now a days.
Deletehi! i have us coin 1925, 1929, 1935 1936 1940 up to 1944. I also have 1958. If u r interested email me at bhingvinz@gmail.com. ty
ReplyDeletei have a 10 centavos 1980 coin, just add me on fb simpleboy_4real@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteNot worth much, it is still common.
DeleteI have a one peso coin, PROBABLY CIRCULATED IN 2011 (this is not the Jose Rizal commemorative coin...
ReplyDeletewe noticed that the words REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS does not show on the coin, although Rizal's Face show. On the reverse side of it, the logo is seen but the words Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas is nowhere to be found. The coin does not show any scratches just to erase them. Looks like a coin error to me.
In this case is it worth anything?
Hello Guys! I have these coins if you want these don't hesitate to contact me to green_red83@yahoo.com
ReplyDelete1903 one peso with chopmarks
1907 Fifty centavos
1919 Fifty centavos
1903 Twenty centavos
1934 Five centavos
I am selling a coin of M.antonio and cleopatra coin. here are some specifications of the coin :
ReplyDelete---"would like to advise you on this numismatic coin engraved with the face of M. Antonio one part and the other part of Cleopatra.
On the part of M. Antonio wrote there: ANTONI ARMENIA DEVICTA. On the part of Cleopatra's sritto: REGINAE Regum FILIORUM Regum CLEOPATRAE. The writings I have indicated reading them starting from the bottom left of the currency on the side of M. Antonio (more or less behind his neck) and from below by
part of Cleopatra (more or less under its neck).
The WEIGHT of the coin that is found in Annex 3.5 on 3.6 gr. The diameter is about 2 cm. Type COLOR is silver. The goldsmith with an ESTIMATE AT SIGHT has
said that it is silver. The AXIS CONIO is at 6 o'clock.
"
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please reply if your interested.
Know pls how much this coin is?
ReplyDeleteAlfonso xiii 1897 silver coin and
1903 five centavo silver coin and
Francaise 1978 20 centavo gold coin.
Meron akong coin 25 cent 1966, 20cent 1944, 5cent 1930, 5cent 1944.5cent 1945 and 5cent 1903, mag kano kaya value nito ngayon? txt me 09081802835 im from davao city.
ReplyDeletesir un b mexicana coin 1876 nbibili rn jn...meron kc ko,and un united states of america filipinas coin 1909 ...mgkano po kya un pgpnbili...thnk u po
ReplyDeletemexicana coin 1876 - around 1000 - 1200 pesos
Delete1909 US-Philippine 1 peso - 380 - 500 or more if UNC condition.
I have 1907,08 ,09 1 peso coin . Magkano nyo po ito bblhin?
ReplyDeletehi im jackie from laguna itatanong ko lang po magkano value ng mga coins ko..
ReplyDeleteRepublika ng pilipinas 2 piso. manuel roxas 1892-1992
Republika ng pilipinas 1piso- ika 400 taon ng antipolo,rizal 1591-1991
piso jose rizal 1972
republika ng pilipinas 1piso jose rizal 1976
republika ng pilipinas 10 piso 1988.people power revolution
2 peso bill jose rizal 1949
united states of america 1945 five centavos filipinas
united states of america 1932 five centavos filipinas
italiana repvbblica L.500
1 pound D.G REG-FD 1983 ELIZABETH -ll
L.100 REPVBBLICA ITALLIANA 1964
plano ko kase ibenta madami pako ibat ibang klase ng coins .. kindly reply my messages pls para alam ko if magkano..tanx
i am selling philippines people power revolution (10 piso) memorable coin. contact me 09352042035. rich
ReplyDeletei have 1945 Five Centavos Coin U. S. Administration Philippines. hm is this?
ReplyDeleteThis is quite common date. Coin dealers are selling it for 50 pesos or more depending on the condition.
DeleteHi.. Good day i have Commemorative coin of Prince charles and lady dianne (wedding).. Do u have idea to where i can sell it? My emai boss_f2003@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteDear pinoy kollektor i am an aspiring coin collector and i have doubts on whether to buy a Philippine 1908 50 centavo coin. Do you know the value of the said coin and how to tell if it's made of real silver and it isnt a fake, without damaging it? Also what is the value of a 1 peso and 2 peso victory bill in rough condition? Thank you :)
ReplyDeletehi. I have the 1907 coin just like the coin tht you've first collected . if your interested pls txt me 09261327798
ReplyDeleteIt is worth between 380 for fine condition - 800 for Almost Uncirculated (AU) condition.
DeleteGood afternoon, Sir Pinoy Kollektor
ReplyDeleteI have sent you an email with info of all my old coins that i would want to sell and asking if you can give me rough estimates of how much i could sell them? Hoping to hear from you soon. Thanks in advance
gudafternoon po ,.my mga old stamps po ako ng ibat ibang bansa,.. may value po ba yun ?,. mag kano po kaya pag mga nasa 1960s po at ibpa..tnx po
ReplyDeletekung may malaysian rinngit kyo series 1967 1968 year bibilhin ko 500 and 1,000 denomination
ReplyDeleteAnung malaysian ringgit hanap mo 50 20 10 5 cents....?
Delete500 deno at 1,000 deno na rinngit nid ko 1967 1968
DeleteSuper rare Philippines paper money auction at lynn knight auctions. end 3/9/2014
ReplyDeleteCan i ask your location please ? and cp# also .. thanks :)
DeleteI have 1971 and 1973 rizal head coin......who want to buy email me kayvee125@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHi pinoy kolector, I have "alfonso XIII 1878 10c silver coin" and "Isabel 2 1868 50c silver coin", please give me the idea of the price of it.
ReplyDeletethanx..
please email me. bench_trapt@yahoo.com
hi .. meron din dito sa amin nag bbenta ng alfonso silver coins ... can anyone guide me how to detect original from fake ones ? also the proper pricing .. thanks :)
Deletei have 100 pieces of philippine 5 centavo coin from 1911 to 1944. magkano kaya pwede maibenta lahat yun? package deal. any ideas guys?
ReplyDeletesir pki open po ang abe reyes fb nka polo po ako na pang hawaian na my hawak na camera meron po akong mga spanish 1 quarto na kabilang sa mga rare coins madami na po akong nabebenta pg napunta ako sa auction naghahanap pa din po ako ng mga buyer na pwede kung pagbentahan ng mga collectable coins ko na ms mataas ang presyo. ito po ang no. ko 09217379999.
ReplyDeleteMagkano po kaya ang value ng 2 peso banknote 1928?
ReplyDeleteI think that is a 1929 2 pesos Treasury Certificate and not 1928. It is worth between 400 - 2000 depending on the condition. There are just estimates without seeing the note..
DeleteHave heard that a documentary about the 1975 5 piso coin under Marcos regime that it's made of white gold..I am as well a coin collector but my purpose of collecting it is to frame it...so I kept my 5 pi so coins in safe place..silly but how much its worth??
ReplyDeleteI get a lot of inquires about the 1975-1980 Marcos 5 Pesos coin. It worth around 10-20 pesos only, These coins are made of nickel and not silver. If you will go to coin shops and antique dealers they are selling is between 20 – 30 pesos.
DeleteBUYING RATE FOR GOLD COINS as of June 2013
ReplyDeleteYou can compare our buying rate with other local and foreign buyers. Beware of other buyers buying these coins lower than their gold value.
Piso, 1970, Visit of Pope Paul VI, Proof GOLD – Php 34,000
1,000 Piso, 1975, Ang Bagong Lipunan, Proof GOLD - 16,800
1,500Piso, 1976, Board of Govenors Annual Meeting Proof GOLD - 29,500
1,500 Piso, 1977, Ang Bagong Lipunan, Proof GOLD - 29,000
1,500 Piso, 1978, Security Printing Plant, Proof GOLD - 29,000
2,500 Piso, 1980, Gen .Douglas MacArthur, Proof Gold - 14,200
1,500 Piso, 1981, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof GOLD - 13,500
1,500 Piso, 1982, Bataan-Corregidor, Proof GOLD - 13,800
2,500 Piso, 1986, Aquino-Reagan, Proof- 50% g GOLD - 20,000
10,000 Pis0, 1992, Cory, VI Anniversary Democracy Restored, Proof - 60,000
5,000 Piso, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof GOLD – 29,000
2,500 Piso, Visit of Pope John Paul II, Proof s GOLD - 10,000
2,000 Piso, Pres. Ramos Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, Proof 50% GOLD– 8,000
5000 Piso Pres. Marcos and Imelda, New Society , Proof GOLD – 125,000
4 Pesos 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 12,000 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
2 Pesos 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 6,000 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
1 Peso 1861-1868 Isabela coin – 2,500 or higher if coin is UNCIRCULATED condition
20 Dollar USA Gold – 62,000
10 Dollar USA Gold – 30,000
5 Dollar USA Gold – 14,000
2 ½ Dollar USA Gold – 6,000
SORRY but I DO NOT BUY the following :
WW2 Philippine Japanese Banknotes (1 peso - 1000 pesos)
1 Peso coin 1972 & 1974 with Rizal’s profile
1 centavo – 1 Peso coins (1964 - present)
Ang Bagong Lipunan Marcos Banknotes
Please note the price I quoted below are just estimates and might go lower or higher depending on the gold prices of the day.
Inquiries are welcome. Contact me at: lumang.gamit@yahoo.com, please send photos so I can appraise them.
Mag kano po tong mga coins ko dto 1979 queen elizabeth the second hongkong 1 dollar, 1962 25 cent philippine,1989 50 cents singapore, 1979 10 cents malaysian,2005 10 cent euro, pki replyan po ako please how much mga yan.
ReplyDeletemagkano po ang fifty centavos, 1944, may logo ng USA and Pilipinas?
ReplyDeleteThis is a silver bullion coin. 2 years ago the going rate is between 300-400 pesos, now (April 21, 2014) it around 200.00 pesos. The prices of gold and silver went down by 30-40%. So if the prices of silver goes up again, try to sell it ASAP, remember what goes up must come down.
Deletenabasa ko yung price value mo sa old coins. May 5 pieces 1975 1 peso coin ako at gusto ko sanang ibenta sa iyo. contact me at 09169722941.
ReplyDeletehello every one i want to sell my 5 peso women 1933 philippine bill sinu po gusto bumili text me 09489706511
ReplyDeletei have random pics offf coinssss idont know how much they cost i will send you pictures if your interested plzzz.....pm me on my gmail accc januscaspi@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHi, I have (8)pcs of fifty centavos 1964 coins, (1)pc of 5peso Ferdinand Marcos 1975 coin, (1)pc of 1peso 1972 coin.
ReplyDeleteWho wants to buy them? text me 09273069426
hello po gudpm po meron po akong mga banknotes the following:
ReplyDelete100baisa bn of oman1987
100cem novo cruzadosbrazilianreal 1989
two rupees of india L46
1$ satu ringgit negara brunei darussalam 1989&1996
$1jamaica1987
1pound egypt
old coins from japan
2coins of 100yen cherryblossom 1948-1952
1coin of saudi10halalas or 2ghirsh 1972AH1392
I also have
5peso coin 1975 pero bagong lipunan
2 50cents 1966&1964
1 50cents 1972 marcelo h del pilar face
1 10cents francisco baltazar 1974
ask ko lang po kung nabibili pa po ba ang mga yan thanks:-):)
hi mr. pinoy kolektor, i have a 50 pesos gold coin 37.5 gr. Oro puro 1821-1947 estados unidos mexicanos, do you know how much its worth?
ReplyDeleteAround 68-70 thousand pesos at today's gold rate
Deletehi tatanong ko lang kung may value ba ang mga coins ko?
ReplyDelete1 peso - 1990, 1977
2 peso - 1985, 1988
50 cents - 1989, 1988, 1985, 1994
25 cents - 1990, 1981, 1980
US 1 cent - 1996
10 cents - 1981, 1969, 1960, 1984
5 cents - 1913, 1981
25, 5, 25 cents - 2000's
1 peso - 1972, 1974
please email me ijolinamonica@yahoo.com or cantact me 09261457479 if meron pa silang value o wala na.
Thank you.
gudpm po ask ko lang po if meron pang value yung mga coins ko:
ReplyDelete25 centavos 1967-71
1 centavo-1958
1 piso 1972-74
5 pesos na papel
message nyo nlang po sa fb account ko
sandra56_4000@yahoo.com
kasi balak ko pong ibenta f may value pa i got 30 pcs po kasi of 25 cents.
salamat and godbless po
good pm!
ReplyDeleteask ko lang po value ng mga ito:
25 centavos commemorative coin (1958, 1964 & 1966)
25 centavos (1949-1981)
25 centavos (1971)
50 centavos coin (1967)
50 centavos (U.S. Administration) (1921)
5 peso (Marcos) Ang bagong lIpunan.
Thanks!
hi po!! i have a lots of coins that is 1907,magkano po kaya ito
ReplyDeleteGood Eve, sir...Meron po kmi coin na may tatak republica mexicana with eagle image tpos sa likod may parang sun rays na may naka sulat sa gitna na LIBERTAD..ask ko lng po kung magkanu value or kung merong value un?? thnx
ReplyDeletesir bumibili po ba kayo ng
ReplyDeleteEisenhower 1 dollar coin, with the double date 1776–1976 bicentennial
pd mkita ung photo interested buyer aq
Deletehello po sir ask ko lng po bout yong manila 1895 exposicion regional de filipinas coin f magkuna yong value nya? binibinta ko po kc sir...f meron bibili message lng po kayu dito at bigay ko yong # ko
ReplyDeleteAsk ko lng po kung how much un value ng 1 peso bill na naka dollar design pa siya? kng sino mn interested please pm me 09357592330
ReplyDelete