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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Five Centavos (1903–1945) series of U.S. Philippines in the U.S. Coins contains 26 distinct entries with CPG® values between $0.80 and $36,000.00.
Like other coins in this category, dates of this denomination were struck at both mints on U.S. soil and in the Philippines itself. Production of this nickel coinage was sporadic; like all others, business strikes were first produced in 1903 and then again in 1904, but after that there was a twelve year gap, with the next circulation strikes being made in 1916. The Proof format of this denomination was short-lived, bring struck in only four years, with the final three years being Proof-only dates, made for inclusion in sets. The key coin in this series is the 1918-S Mule, in which workers at the San Francisco Mint mistakenly used a reverse die of the silver 20 Centavos denomination in the striking of the 5 Centavos. The finest examples of this variety have brought north of $30,000.

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  Five Centavos (1903–1945) Value Range Favorite
Five Centavos (1903–1945) Value Range  
1903 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$4.10
-
$2,800
$4.10 - $2,800
1904 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$4.10
-
$1,500
$4.10 - $1,500
1916-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$47.00
-
$9,500
$47.00 - $9,500
1917-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$5.50
-
$2,750
$5.50 - $2,750
1918-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$4.70
-
$1,500
$4.70 - $1,500
1918-S/S 5c U.S. Philippines, RPM, Allen-4.08a, FS-501 MS
$80.00
-
$1,500
$80.00 - $1,500
1918-S 5c U.S. Philippines, Mule, Allen-4.08b, FS-901 MS
$325
-
$36,000
$325 - $36,000
1919-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$13.50
-
$2,500
$13.50 - $2,500
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1920-(M) 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$13.50
-
$2,500
$13.50 - $2,500
1921-(M) 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$6.75
-
$575
$6.75 - $575

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1925-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$13.50
-
$650
$13.50 - $650
1926-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$13.50
-
$3,150
$13.50 - $3,150
1927-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$6.75
-
$3,450
$6.75 - $3,450
1928-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$6.75
-
$775
$6.75 - $775
1930-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$5.50
-
$4,400
$5.50 - $4,400
1931-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$5.50
-
$1,250
$5.50 - $1,250
1932-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$4.10
-
$325
$4.10 - $325
1934-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$5.50
-
$1,000
$5.50 - $1,000
1934-M 5c U.S. Philippines, Repunched 1, Allen-5.04a, FS-301 MS
$295
-
$1,150
$295 - $1,150
1935-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$4.10
-
$2,500
$4.10 - $2,500
1937-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$2.20
-
$725
$2.20 - $725
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1938-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$2.20
-
$1,250
$2.20 - $1,250
1941-M 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$2.40
-
$1,250
$2.40 - $1,250
1944-(P) 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$0.80
-
$525
$0.80 - $525
1944-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$0.80
-
$950
$0.80 - $950
1945-S 5c U.S. Philippines MS
$0.80
-
$145.00
$0.80 - $145.00

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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Five Centavos (1903–1945) series of U.S. Philippines in the U.S. Coins contains 26 distinct entries with CPG® values between $0.80 and $36,000.00.
Like other coins in this category, dates of this denomination were struck at both mints on U.S. soil and in the Philippines itself. Production of this nickel coinage was sporadic; like all others, business strikes were first produced in 1903 and then again in 1904, but after that there was a twelve year gap, with the next circulation strikes being made in 1916. The Proof format of this denomination was short-lived, bring struck in only four years, with the final three years being Proof-only dates, made for inclusion in sets. The key coin in this series is the 1918-S Mule, in which workers at the San Francisco Mint mistakenly used a reverse die of the silver 20 Centavos denomination in the striking of the 5 Centavos. The finest examples of this variety have brought north of $30,000.

Catalog Detail

Legal Disclaimer

The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.

Read CDN Terms of Use