Philippines 25 Centavos (U.S. Administration)
Philippines (struck in the United States) · 1944
The obverse features a woman in a flowing dress (representing Liberty) standing while striking an anvil with a hammer, with Mt. Mayon volcano in the background. The text 'TWENTY FIVE CENTAVOS' and 'FILIPINAS' (or the year) encircle the design.
- Country
- Philippines (struck in the United States)
- Year
- 1944
- Denomination
- 25 Centavos
- Metal
- 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
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