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20 Centavos Small type

Issuer Philippines
Year 1907-1929
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Obverse description Standing allegorical female figure facing left, representing the Philippines, holding a hammer raised above an anvil with her right hand, symbolizing industry and labor. A smoking volcano appears in the background at right, evoking the archipelago's volcanic landscape. The peripheral legend reads TWENTY CENTAVOS above and FILIPINAS below, all in Latin script. The design, engraved by Melecio Figueroa, is rendered in a refined neoclassical style characteristic of the American colonial coinage series.
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Obverse lettering TWENTY CENTAVOS FILIPINAS
(Translation: Philippines.)
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Reverse script Latin
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