PHILIPPINES: Grades available but .........(PIC)

jetblack740il

the coins and pictures are not. Waited for 52 days to know the grades and now have to wait for another couple days for transit time.

1. 1927-M One Centavo - MS64BN (10115211)
2. 1933-M One Centavo - MS63BN (10115212)
3. 1934-M One Centavo - MS64BN (10115213)
4. 1907 Ten Centavos - MS63 (10115214)
5. 1917-S Twenty Centavos - MS62 (10115215)
6. 1929-M Twenty Centavos - MS65 (10115216)
7. 1907-S One Peso - AU58 (10115217)
8. 1903 One Peso - Damage or Tooling (Once graded AU58 by PCGS) OUTCH!!!!!!!!
9. 1903-S One Peso - AU55 (10115219)
10. 1905-S One Peso (Straight Serif) - XF45 (10115220)

Regards

Justhavingfun

Dear jetblack74oil:

Well the peso is a big disappointment but you did well with the 1917-S and 1929-M 20 centavos. The 20 centavos are probably the hardest to complete in unc.

Warm regards,



Just Having Fun

jetblack740il

What is the difficulty level of the one peso 1905s straight serif? It seems like not many around and the population of this coin that are graded are only 5. Only one certified at MS63 which Mr JustHavingFun owned and the rest two AU58 and two XF40.

Justhavingfun

Dear Jetblack7401:

The 1905-S peso with straight serif is scarce but not as rare as you think. The problem withthe pop reports is that NGC and PCGS both just recently started recognizing the variety.

So I have a second 1905-S peso, graded MS62 by PCGS, and it's straight serif, but the straight serif isn't recognized on the cert. Ditto for an NGC graded specimen, in MS60.

The die change over came in November so I figure that there's approximately one type 2 for every type 1.

Warm regards,



Just Having Fun

jetblack740il

Mr JustHavingFun,
I would like to have that, are you selling it??

jetblack740il

Some pictures::1. 1934M One Centavo PCGS MS64BN

FilamCoins

I agree that the 29-M 20c must look great in 65!!

For the past 3 years I've been looking for a nice 05-S Peso. Finally found a white BU curved serif a few months. The best I've been able to is XF with the str serif. Here's a look-see:

Justhavingfun

"I would like to have that, are you selling it??"


Dear Jetblack74oil:

I'd love to help you but I'm a collector not a dealer. And anyway, most of my coins are in American and I'm in Thailand and the Philippines.

But every so often when I go to the states, I try to bring a batch of coins back. If I find a good straight serif, I'll let you know. I appreciate the help you gave my friend and you'll be at the top of the list.

Warm regards.


Just Having Fun

Justhavingfun

Dear jetblack74oil:

By the way, that's a great picture of that 1934-M centavo. Beautiful coin. Makes you wonder what was going through the grader's mind when he gave it a puny 64.

And congratulations to you, Filam! That 05-S is a beaut. I have a non-numismatic friend here with my now and when he saw your coin he commented on how beautiful it was.


Warm regards to both of you ,



Just Having Fun

jetblack740il

Hi Mr JustHavingFun,
Thank you for having me on the top of your list .

With the 1934m centavo, I was kind of disappointed.

Pictures of 1929M Twenty Centavos PCGS MS65:



Pictures of 1933M One Centavo PCGS MS63BN:




Pictures of 1927M One Centavo PCGS MS64BN: