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Philippines 1906 Proof Half Centavo

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 Posted 02/26/2013  2:06 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add George99 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I guess this is an American coin, not foreign. Not sure if it's modern or classic. This is a surprise find looking through my childhood coin collect. My understanding is that it was issued only as a proof with a total minting of 500. It will pain you to know that it was loose, mixed with a pile of other coins.

So here's the question: Is it good enough to be graded and encapsulated? My intent is to sell the coin and I'm concerned that the oxidation is beyond toning. Is it a pretty coin or just dark and ugly.

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With how rare that coin is, I'd still go with encapsulation it to prevent any future discoloration.
Great find! I love the US made early Philippines coinage, pick up whatever I can find to work on sets.
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With how rare that coin is, I'd still go with encapsulation it to prevent any future discoloration.


Although I agree with the idea of having it graded, a slab won't stop future toning. They're not air-tight.
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