Historical Background After the U.S. Acquired the Philippines in 1898, coins for the islands were first Minted in the U.S. (Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Denver Mints). To Save on Production & Shipping Costs, a branch of the U.S. Mint was Built in Manila — making it the only U.S. Mint facility ever established outside the Continental United States. For Entertainment Educational Purpose Only ! #coinhistory #silvercoins #numismatics #numismatist | Giovanni Adlao Ditona

1935-M Philippines 10 Centavos – The 1935-M 10 Centavos coin was struck at the Manila Mint during the final years of U.S. administration in the Philippines. Composed of 75% silver and 25% copper, it features a Young Woman standing beside an Anvil with Hammer, symbolizing labor, and the majestic Mayon Volcano in the background. The reverse bears the U.S. territorial coat of arms and the inscription “United States of America.” The “M” mintmark signifies its production in Manila. This coin marks an