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.750 Silver, 4.0 Grams, 20 mm.The Twenty Centavos of 1937 through 1945 continued the same obverse design used on the 1903 through 1929 Twenty Centavos. The reverse used the Commonwealth Arms design which was common to the 1936 commemoratives and all Philippine coins from 1937 through 1945. Twenty Centavos were made at the Manila Mint from 1937 through 1941, and at the Denver Mint in 1944 and 1945.The 1945 D Twenty Centavos had a mintage of 82,804,000. The NGC population for this coin in MS66 is twenty-four coins with only eight graded higher. The combined (NGC, PCGS, ANACS) certified population is 51/25.This specimen is a fully struck, untoned GEM.