The One Centavo coin, issued in 1921 in Manila, was part of the Philippine currency during its period of American administration. This coin features a design that represents both American influence and local heritage, often sought after by collectors due to its historical significance. The 1c denomination highlights the transition of the Philippines to a common currency system under U.S. control, making it a valuable piece for numismatic enthusiasts focusing on the intersection of U.S. and Philippine history. Its collectible status is influenced by factors such as mint condition, scarcity, and demand among collectors.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1921-(M) 1c USPI BN 1c One Centavo 1921 Manila