Spot the difference..

Hi & good day to All,

Just want to ask your opinion about this 2 coins.

1. 50 sentimos 1967 & 1972 reverse;



2. $100 Mexico.

All are welcome to express their opinion. Thank you so much.

Hi Kieth,

I'd say grade F- or VG for the 50 sent. 1972. Hardly any collector's value.
The 1967 one is XF or probably even Unc. but it has an unattractive glue stain on the obverse. You can try some acetone to remove the stain, but I think the metal has been affected and it won't get better. USD 0.20 to 0.30 if you find someone who is interested.
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/philippines-50-sentimos-km-200-1967-1975-cuid-1084804-duid-1519828

The Mexican $100 is VF. Catalogue value USD 0.20
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/mexico-estados-unidos-mexicanos-100-pesos-km-493-1984-1992-cuid-1116388-duid-1418654

They're not that special, but they're collectable.

Edited.

Thanks to you ArnoV, Dutchgalego & Mona Seaclaid, appreciated much your replies.

Can anyone tell if there’s an error for both coins, 1972 50 cents coat of arms, is it counterfeit or just in wear and tear condition vs. the 1967 mint?

The $100 pesos obverse had a double rim on the lower side?

Quote: "KIETH"​​​The $100 pesos obverse had a double rim on the lower side?

​You're right that the Mexican coin is slightly off center. But I think that you will find this degree of shift quite often in modern, mass produced low end circulation coins. I doubt if it would count as a minting error.