Why Are US-Philippines Pesos Worth So Much? The Philippines became a U.S. colony in 1898. The U.S. Mint in Philadelphia began producing these coins soon after, in 1903.

When the Philippines was granted commonwealth status and then independence, the back side of the coin was revised. For more information on the Albuquerque Coin Club, click here.

MANILA, Philippines - Last week, the United States Treasury Department announced that by next year it will stop producing one-cent coins (or pennies) in compliance with the order of US President ...

Philippines’ central bank, under a sandbox, has given its approval to Coins.ph to pilot a Philippine Peso-backed stablecoin. The pilot will assess the benefits of the stablecoin in “real-world ...

1906-S Peso When the U.S. began producing Philippine coins, it made them with the same silver quantity as an American silver coin called the Morgan. However, the Morgan was worth twice as much as ...