Chile
Republic
(1818 - 9999)
Ferdinand III
(1814 - 1833)
Colonial Real
(1541 - 1817)
Standard circulation coin: 17
Charles IV (Carlos IV)
(1788 - 1808)
Colonial Real
(1541 - 1817)
Standard circulation coin: 29
Charles III
(1759 - 1788)
Colonial Real
(1541 - 1817)
Standard circulation coin: 19
Ferdinand VI
(1746 - 1759)
Colonial Real
(1541 - 1817)
Standard circulation coin: 8
Coins
50 Centavos
(1902–1906)
Silver (.700)
10g
ø 28mm
f
4,90–10,00
vf
9,00–12,00
xf
34,00–35,00
au
51,00–130,00
unc
130,00
½ Centavo
(1835)
Copper
9g
ø 22mm
f
2,40
vf
13,00
xf
26,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
½ Decimo
(1879–1894)
Silver (.500)
1.25g
ø 15.5mm
f
6,00
vf
0,25–14,00
xf
8,10–27,00
au
33,00
unc
61,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Centavo
(1853)
Copper
5g
ø 24mm
f
4,40
vf
4,80
xf
25,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
½ Decimo
(1851–1859)
Silver (.900)
1.25g
ø 15mm
vf
25,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Décimo
(1860–1862)
Silver (.900)
1.15g
ø 15mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
50 Centavos
(1862–1867)
Silver (.900)
12.5g
ø 30mm
vf
100,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Décimo
(1867–1881)
Silver (.835)
1.25g
ø 15.5mm
f
5,40
vf
15,00–36,00
xf
36,00–37,00
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.
50 Centavos
(1867–1874)
Silver (.900)
12.5g
ø 30mm
vf
9,90–130,00
xf
59,00
au
480,00
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.
50 Centavos
(1853–1862)
Silver (.900)
12.5g
ø 30mm
vf
57,00–66,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Decimo
(1884)
Silver (.500)
1.25g
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Peso
(1933–1940)
Copper-nickel
10g
ø 29mm
g
0,54
vg
1,10
f
1,10–2,70
vf
1,40–4,40
xf
1,50–6,90
au
2,10–6,90
unc
4,90–6,90
1 Peso
(1954–1958)
Aluminium
2g
ø 25mm
g
0,29
vg
0,29
f
0,24–0,83
vf
0,27–0,83
xf
0,47–0,83
au
0,54–0,93
unc
0,77–0,93
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Peso
(1942–1954)
Copper
7.5g
ø 25mm
g
0,08
vg
0,19–0,29
f
0,12–0,53
vf
0,20–1,10
xf
0,20–2,20
au
0,83–1,40
unc
0,83–3,10
1 Peso
(1867–1891)
Silver (.900)
25g
ø 37mm
vf
35,00–76,00
xf
61,00–990,00
au
82,00–1.100,00
unc
210,00–1.500,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Peso
(1915–1917)
Silver (.720)
9g
ø 28mm
vg
3,60
f
7,60–8,00
vf
7,60–10,00
xf
21,00–33,00
au
34,00
unc
76,00