Manila - Coins

The 1938 Ten Centavos coin from the Philippines is a notable collectible, particularly because it was minted during a time when the Philippines was a Commonwealth under United States administration. The coin features a design that reflects Filipino heritage, with the obverse typically showcasing a representation of the national emblem or a key historical figure. Its significance is heightened by the historical context of the Philippines' relationship with the USA during that era. Additionally, its mintmark indicates whether it was produced in Manila or elsewhere, factors that collectors often consider when assessing its value. The 10 centavos denomination aligns with other U.S. coinage of the period, making it part of a broader numismatic narrative.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1938-M 10c USPI	10c	Ten Centavos	1938	Manila

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