How much is a 1941 10 cent Philippine coin worth?

Answer 1

The value of a 1941 10 cent Philippine coin can vary depending on its condition and rarity. Generally, it could be worth anywhere from a few dollars to around $50 in mint condition. It's recommended to have the coin assessed by a professional coin dealer for a more accurate valuation.

Answer 2

A 1936 Philippines one-peso treasury certificate is common, as over 20 million were printed, and it does not have extraordinary value. The 1941 bills are also common, but if a serial number on a bill begins with a star, it indicates a rare bill with a substantial worth set by the current market value.

Answer 3

There were 2.5 million of these 10 centavo coins minted in Manila that year. It contains .0482 of an ounce of silver. It may be worth about .75 with heavy wear to around $1.25 with moderate wear to maybe $2 with light wear. You might also try a library for a copy of the Standard Catalog of World Coins for pictures, values and lots more interesting info. Brad

Answer 4

At that time, the Phlippine Peso was roughly equal to the US dollar (source: my Father-in-law that grew up during that time in Metro Manila).

To answer the question directly, $2 in 1946 had the buying power of $24.10 today, so in 1946, two Philippine Pesos had the buying power of roughly $48.

Note, methods of calculating inflation vary, and I can not find an officially recorded USD to PHP value. However, based on original research, I believe this answer to be correct, or quite close to it :)

Answer 5

i have 2 pesos (1949) bill president Macapagal and Governor Central Bank Castillo and 1 peso coin (1907).

Answer 6

We buy 1971 Philippine 1 Piso Coin Rizal Head, back open book, email me for the price at phil-era@collector.org

Answer 7

whats the value of a 1949 20 centavos from the Philippines

Answer 8

Roughly 2 cents