1 Centavo
(1967–1978)
Copper plated steel (90% Steel, 10% Copper)
2g
ø 17.2mm
g
0,10
vg
0,11–0,15
f
0,12–0,33
vf
0,19–0,45
xf
0,23–0,68
au
0,36–0,68
unc
0,36–0,68
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Centavo
(1942–1966)
Phrygian Cap
Copper-nickel (95% Copper, 5% Nickel)
2g
ø 17.1mm
g
0,05–0,08
vg
0,10
f
0,09–0,77
vf
0,12–1,90
xf
0,08–0,72
au
0,52–1,00
unc
0,99–2,50
1 Centavo
(1918–1948)
Liberty
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
2g
ø 17.1mm
vg
0,44–0,71
f
0,62–2,70
vf
0,73–1,80
xf
1,80–5,40
au
3,30
unc
5,50
1 Centavo
(1952–1958)
Liberty
Nickel clad steel
2g
ø 17.1mm
f
0,51
vf
0,17–0,74
xf
0,35–2,50
au
1,70–2,60
unc
2,80–7,60
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Décimo de Real
(1847–1848)
Copper
9.2g
ø 28mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1¼ Centavo
(1874)
Copper-nickel
1.45g
ø 12mm
f
20,00
vf
20,00
xf
20,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
2 Centavos
(1952–1965)
Divided legend
Brass
3.1g
ø 19.1mm
vg
0,45
f
0,45
vf
0,33–0,91
xf
0,45–0,91
au
0,45
unc
0,99–1,80
2 Centavos
(1918–1947)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
3g
ø 19.05mm
vg
1,40
f
0,85–1,40
vf
0,73–2,50
2 Centavos
(1955–1959)
Continuous legend
Brass (84% copper, 16% zinc)
3g
ø 19mm
vg
0,43
f
0,43
vf
0,52–0,60
xf
0,60–1,10
au
0,82–1,20
unc
1,20–1,50
2 Centavos
(1948–1950)
Copper
3g
ø 19mm
vf
0,99–1,10
xf
1,10
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Centavos
(1881)
Copper-nickel
1.2g
ø 14.3mm
g
0,82
vg
0,99
f
2,20
vf
2,40
xf
4,50
au
20,00
unc
20,00
2½ Centavos
(1886)
United States of Colombia
Copper-nickel
1.1g
ø 15mm
vg
1,90
f
1,90
vf
2,70
xf
6,50
2½ Centavos
(1872–1881)
Silver (.666)
0.65g
ø 11.2mm
vf
20,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Centavos
(1881)
United States of Colombia
Copper-nickel
2.42g
ø 18mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
2½ Centavos
(1885)
Copper
2.55g
ø 18.7mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Centavos
(1900–1902)
Copper-nickel
ø 14.3mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Centavos
(1942–1966)
Phrygian Cap
Copper-nickel (95% Copper, 5% Nickel)
3.95g
ø 21mm
g
0,10–0,37
vg
0,09–1,30
f
0,17–0,48
vf
0,22–0,82
xf
0,22–1,10
au
0,52–0,82
unc
0,99–1,10
5 Centavos
(1886–1888)
Denomination within wreath
Copper-nickel
3.09g
ø 19.8mm
vg
0,93–1,10
f
0,96–1,10
vf
1,50–2,20
xf
2,10–5,80
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Centavos
(1918–1950)
Liberty
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
4g
ø 21mm
g
0,14–0,82
vg
0,15–0,61
f
0,35–7,60
vf
0,49–2,20
xf
0,99–3,80
5 Centavos
(1967–1978)
Copper clad steel (90% Steel, 10% Copper)
3.25g
ø 21mm
g
0,04
vg
0,11–0,13
f
0,25–0,48
vf
0,15–0,63
xf
0,27–0,69
au
0,48–0,91
unc
0,58–2,00
5 Centavos
(1886–1902)
Denomination flanked by sprays
Copper-nickel
3.09g
ø 20mm
f
1,90
vf
4,20
xf
6,20
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Centavos
(1872–1874)
Silver (.666)
1.25g
ø 13mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Centavos
(1874)
Cornucopias
Silver (.835)
1.23g
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.