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1906 Philippines Peso Philadelphia Mint - Fake?

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I purchased this 1906 Philippines Peso at an auction in 1984 for A$42. It weighs 27 G, but I am sure it may be a fake. The 1 looks like a curved serif. Could expert eyes and experience confirm?
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Given the fact that they only minted 501, you only paid $42, and the 1 is wrong, I'd say fake.
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Counterfeit.
A genuine one is silver and probably worth 5 figures
depending on the grade.

Almost forgot
to the CCF
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Appears 100% counterfeit to me

I've been collecting for a couple years... Favorite Coin's are Standing Liberty quarters, Working on my type set | Coffee, Corvettes, Coins & the CCF what could be better?
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Can you show a picture of the edge that is clear and in focus? Most of the Numismatic Forgeries have split tail reeds which is a dead give away.
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Definite fake!
That said there are very dangerous Silver counterfeits
of this particular coin.
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