Philippines Fifty Centavos (US Administration)
Philippines (under United States Sovereignty) · 1944 (indicated by design and commonality of 'S' mintmark from this era)
The obverse features a female figure (often identified as Liberty or 'Filipinas') standing, holding a hammer and striking an anvil, with the Mayon Volcano in the background. Inscriptions read 'FIFTY CENTAVOS' and 'FILIPINAS'.
- Country
- Philippines (under United States Sovereignty)
- Year
- 1944 (indicated by design and commonality of 'S' mintmark from this era)
- Denomination
- 50 Centavos
- Metal
- 75% Silver, 25% Copper
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