San Francisco - Coins

The One Peso coin from 1912 is part of a series minted in the United States, specifically in San Francisco, for the Philippine Islands when they were a U.S. territory. The coin features the image of a young woman representing liberty on the obverse and the national seal of the Philippines on the reverse. The coin is made primarily of silver, and its historical significance, coupled with its relatively limited mintage, makes it a sought-after item among collectors of Philippine and U.S. territory coins.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1912-S 1P USPI	1P	One Peso	1912	San Francisco

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