Hey all! Any new PI collectors on the boards these days? I'm back in the badlands for a couple of years and looking forward to going on the hunt again after a 5 year hiatus.
Very nice one peso piece. I have mostly U.S. Occupation of the Philippines coinage. I would love to get my hands on some 2 and 4 pesos (1861-68). Have you ever seen the revolutionary coinage of Panay or Malolos?
Sullykerry: Numismatic interests: Canada, Newfoundland, Japan pre-WWII, Ireland, Commemorative Coins (1892-1954) Celtic. References available on request.
<< <i>Very nice one peso piece. I have mostly U.S. Occupation of the Philippines coinage. I would love to get my hands on some 2 and 4 pesos (1861-68). Have you ever seen the revolutionary coinage of Panay or Malolos? >>
I also like USPI. Don't recall ever seeing a Panay/Malolos coin, but I'll look into it while I'm here.
Have one of those 1868 Filipinas 4 Peso gold coin (about XF). From a group that my grandmother gave 1 each to my father and his 4 other siblings. Handed down to me after my father passed.
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I'm a fan of Isabel II coins of both Spain (1833-1868) and Philippines (1861-1868). Hard to find them as nice as yours though!
<< <i>Very nice one peso piece. I have mostly U.S. Occupation of the Philippines coinage. I would love to get my hands on some 2 and 4 pesos (1861-68). Have you ever seen the revolutionary coinage of Panay or Malolos? >>
I also like USPI. Don't recall ever seeing a Panay/Malolos coin, but I'll look into it while I'm here.
<< <i>Very nice coin!
I'm a fan of Isabel II coins of both Spain (1833-1868) and Philippines (1861-1868). Hard to find them as nice as yours though!
Great coin! I love Spanish Philippine gold, especially in mint state.
<< <i>Hey all! Any new PI collectors on the boards these days? >>
Send me that peso, and I'll start collecting 'em avidly!
Not mine anymore.
Aug 11th
I’m winding down my Philippines. Just keeping a few rare ones such as this Manila Mint inauguration medal in gold.