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1. Re: Panama 1934 1/10 Balboa

   

   Comment by ebaybuyer2 · December 17, 2024 8:24PM · Home› World & Ancient Coins Forum

   werent all the earlier 1/10 1/25 and 1/12 struck on our standard 90% silver planchets by the us mint ?

2. Re: Panama 1934 1/10 Balboa

   

   Comment by coinkat · December 18, 2024 5:23AM · Home› World & Ancient Coins Forum

   I think that the 1/10, 1/4, 1/2 Balboa coins and the one Balboa were struck in Philadelphia. However, the weights are slightly less than the US counterparts.

3. Panama 1934 1/10 Balboa

   

   

   Discussion by coinkat · December 9, 2024 11:41AM · Home› World & Ancient Coins Forum

   1/10 Balboa...

4. Re: Panama 1934 1/10 Balboa

   

   Comment by 7Jaguars · December 9, 2024 5:44PM · Home› World & Ancient Coins Forum

   Indeed. Have you noticed prices brought by the 1904 5 and 10c in MS64?

5. Re: Panama 1934 1/10 Balboa

   

   Comment by coinkat · December 9, 2024 4:32PM · Home› World & Ancient Coins Forum

   This was part of a recent submission. I posted it here mainly because the Panamanian smaller denominations are often overlooked. The 1934 is one within a short series that begs the question as to the surviving MS population.

6. Re: Panama 1934 1/10 Balboa

   

   Comment by 7Jaguars · December 18, 2024 6:36AM · Home› World & Ancient Coins Forum

   Yes, generally thought to be of double standard the US coins (ie - the 50 cent. the weight of the US dollar coin) - NOT the case as you pointed out: 25 gms. versus 26.73 gms. for the dollar and both in US 0.900 silver.....

7. Re: Panama 1934 1/10 Balboa

   

   Comment by coinkat · December 9, 2024 7:00PM · Home› World & Ancient Coins Forum

   I have not followed the earlier issues that closely.