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Puebla 20 Centavos

Puebla 20 Centavos

A copper 20 centavos struck in the State of Puebla during the Mexican Revolution, showing a profile bust and the numeral 20 with the national eagle, dated 1915.

Revolutionary
Chiconcuautla 20 Centavos

Chiconcuautla 20 Centavos

A 1915 copper 20 centavos struck as a local Revolutionary-era issue at Chiconcuautla, with a numeral 20 on one side and the Mexican national eagle on the other.

Revolutionary
Oaxaca 20 Centavos

Oaxaca 20 Centavos

A copper 20 centavos struck by revolutionary-era Oaxaca in 1915, showing a profiled bust on a round base and a large numeral 20 with the Mexican eagle.

Revolutionary
Aguascalientes 20 Centavos

Aguascalientes 20 Centavos

A copper 20 centavos struck in Aguascalientes during the Mexican Revolution in 1915, showing the denomination on one side and a large numeral 20 with the national eagle on the other.

Revolutionary
Philippines 20 Centavos

Philippines 20 Centavos

A small wartime silver 20 centavos of the Commonwealth-era Philippines: a standing Liberty figure and Mayon volcano, with an eagle over a shield on the reverse.

Southeast Asia
2 Centavos

2 Centavos

A copper Mexican 2 centavos with a large numeral 2 framed by a laurel wreath on one side and the national eagle with spread wings on the other.

Circulation
Durango 5 Centavos

Durango 5 Centavos

A copper 5 centavos struck in the State of Durango during the Mexican Revolution, showing a large numeral 5 and the Mexican national eagle, dated 1914.

Revolutionary
Oaxaca 5 Centavos

Oaxaca 5 Centavos

A copper 5-centavos struck by the sovereign State of Oaxaca during the Mexican Revolution, with a profile bust on the obverse and the numeral 5 in a wreath on the reverse.

Revolutionary
Jalisco 5 Centavos

Jalisco 5 Centavos

A small copper 5-centavos coin issued by the Mexican state of Jalisco in 1915 during the Revolution, with a large numeral 5 and the national eagle.

Revolutionary
Mexican 1 Peso

Mexican 1 Peso

Large silver Mexican peso, the famed "Caballito" type, with a winged Victory on horseback and the eagle-and-snake coat of arms.

World Coins
Japanese 20 Yen

Japanese 20 Yen

Early Meiji-era Japanese gold coin showing a dragon among clouds on one side and a floral design with the 20 yen denomination on the other.

World Coins
Empire 20 Pesos

Empire 20 Pesos

A gold 20 pesos of the Second Mexican Empire, showing a bearded imperial portrait, the legend IMPERIO MEXICANO, and a crowned heraldic coat of arms.

Circulation
Liberty Head Double Eagle

Liberty Head Double Eagle

U.S. $20 gold coin struck 1850–1907, showing a coroneted Liberty head left and a heraldic eagle with shield; the 1869 is a with-motto Type 2.

Double Eagle