Philippines 200 Piso (1995) Specifications
Verify official mint weight in grams, millimeter dimensions, obverse and reverse engravings, and roll weights for the Philippines 200 Piso (1995) coin.
Obverse, Reverse & Technical Registry
Coin Imagery & Details
Coat of arms of the Philippines / REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS / 200 PISO
Portrait of Pope John Paul II raising his hand in blessing / Manila Philippines 12-16 January 1995 / PAPAL VISIT '95 / POPE JOHN PAUL II
Minted in .999 fine silver with a scarce proof mintage of just 1,000 coins, this 1995 Philippine 200 Piso issue commemorates Pope John Paul II's pastoral visit to Manila for World Youth Day.
Cataloged for Philippines under reference KM# 266, the Philippines 200 Piso (1995) carries an official mint mass of 15.58 g (0.5009 oz t) across a 32.00 mm round planchet. Struck in .999 silver, each specimen contains 15.56 g (0.5004 troy oz) of pure bullion and is non-magnetic.
Official Mint Specifications
200 Piso (1995) Scale & Roll Weights
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Philippines 200 Piso (1995) Coin FAQ
The official Philippines 200 Piso (1995) coin from Philippines (Krause catalog reference KM# 266) has a standard mint weight of 15.58 grams (0.5009 troy oz) and a diameter of 32.00 mm with an edge thickness of 2.10 mm.
Verify 15.58 g ToleranceBased on a single planchet mass of 15.58 g, a 25-coin bank roll of Philippines 200 Piso (1995) weighs 389.50 grams (12.523 oz t), a 40-coin roll weighs 623.20 grams, and a 50-coin full roll weighs 779.00 grams (excluding paper wrapper weight).
Open Coin Roll CalculatorWith an official diameter of 32.00 mm and thickness of 2.10 mm, the Philippines 200 Piso (1995) requires a direct-fit or ring-fit acrylic capsule matched to 32.00 mm. The planchet is struck in Silver (.999 fineness).
Match 32.00 mm Capsule SizeYes, the Philippines 200 Piso (1995) is struck in precious metal with an official fineness of .999, yielding 15.56 grams (0.5004 troy oz) of pure silver. Genuine precious metal planchets are non-magnetic; if a specimen sticks to a magnet, it is a base-metal counterfeit.
The obverse (front) features: Coat of arms of the Philippines / REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS / 200 PISO. The reverse (back) displays: Portrait of Pope John Paul II raising his hand in blessing / Manila Philippines 12-16 January 1995 / PAPAL VISIT '95 / POPE JOHN PAUL II. A total mintage of 1,000 pieces was recorded for this issue.
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