The 1944 Portuguese 20 centavos coin belongs to the consolidated bronze decimal issues of the Republic. Listed as KM#584, it follows the technical standards introduced in 1943, using the Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰ alloy. With over seven million pieces struck, this UNC example stands out for its sharp details and preserved mint brilliance.

The 1965 20 centavos bronze coin of the Portuguese Republic belongs to the XX centavos series issued in bronze. This 1965 XX centavos coin is catalogued in World Coins Portugal as KM#584 and in the Alberto Gomes catalogue as R.16.22. It forms part of the bronze XX Centavos series of the Portuguese Republic, struck in the bronze alloy (Cu 950 ‰, Sn 30 ‰ and Zn 20 ‰) and issued in various dates between 1942 and 1969. The series was created under Decree‑Law no. 32 648 of 29 January 1943, and its issuance ceased under Decree‑Law no. 49 167 of 4 August 1969. The total mintage for all dates produced between 1942 and 1969 amounted to 13,084,750 specimens.

Philippines, 10 Piso coin, 2000, bi-metallic, in UNC condition, according to World Coins Philippines KM#278. Obverse with the legend “ REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS · 2000 · 10 PISO · APOLINARIO MABINI · ANDRES BONIFACIO " and reverse with the legend “ BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS · 1993 ”.