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The 1 in the date is clearly recut or repunched, most visibly at its base. This is a popular die variety—not terribly expensive compared to a normal date, but visually interesting and worth looking for. In the Guide Book of United States Coins it was first included in the 68th edition (published 2014). Values for Mint State examples in particular have increased since then. Premiums for lower circulated grades are modest. Note that there is also a doubled-die reverse that has the recut 1 (Allen: 5.04aa).
Reverse Description
An eagle is portrayed in the center atop an American shield with 13 stars. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is written around the periphery with the date at the bottom.
Catalog Information
GSID:
85087
Designer:
Melico Figueroa
Weight (gr):
5 gr
Weight (oz):
0.176 oz
Strike Type:
Business
Diameter:
19
Coin Shape:
Round
Edge:
Plain
Variety:
U.S. Philippines, Repunched 1
Variety 2:
Allen-5.04a, FS-301
Coin Date:
1934-M
Denomination:
5c
Designation:
MS
Mint Location:
Manila
Mint Mark:
M
Mintage:
2,153,729
Coinage Type:
U.S. Philippines Coinage
Coinage Years:
1903-1935
Composition:
Copper-nickel
PCGS #:
502235
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Coin Value History
1934-M 5c U.S. Philippines, Repunched 1, Allen-5.04a, FS-301 MS
Value By Grade
1934-M 5c U.S. Philippines, Repunched 1, Allen-5.04a, FS-301 MS
CPG (retail) values
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1903 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $3 – $2,250
1904 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $3 – $1,200
1916-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $35 – $7,500
1917-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $4 – $2,200
1918-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $4 – $1,200
1919-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $10 – $2,000
1920(-M) 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $10 – $2,000
1921(-M) 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $5 – $450
1925-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $10 – $500
1926-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $10 – $2,500
1927-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $5 – $2,750
1928-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $5 – $600
1930-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $4 – $3,500
1931-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $4 – $1,000
1932-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
Worth: $3 – $250
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