1913-P (Philadelphia) Philippines Under U.S. Sovereignty

Coin / United States of America / 1913 / Philadelphia / Philippines Under U.S. Sovereignty / Other / Varied

This coin is a notable piece from the "Philippines Under U.S. Sovereignty" series, minted in 1913 at the Philadelphia Mint (denoted by its "P" mint mark). It is made from aluminum, a material that was used for some Philippine coins during this era. The coin features a diameter of 35 mm, highlighting its substantial size for a coin of its type. With a mintage of only 8,000 pieces, this coin is relatively rare, contributing to its potential interest among collectors. The denomination is classified as "Other / Varied," suggesting that it may have been part of a transitional currency system during U.S. colonial rule in the Philippines. While specific grades for this coin are not assigned here, its historical background, unique material composition, and limited production make it an intriguing find for numismatists and collectors focused on American colonial history and Philippine numismatics. The coin's condition and any distinguishing features would further influence its market value.