20 Centavos
(1955–1971)
Type 2 National Emblem
Brass (95% Copper, 5% Zinc)
10g
ø 28.5mm
g
0,07–0,25
vg
0,09–0,29
f
0,11–0,46
vf
0,16–3,40
xf
0,36–4,10
au
0,45–5,10
unc
0,94–54,00
20 Centavos
(1974–1983)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
3g
ø 20mm
g
0,10
vg
0,15–0,33
f
0,15–0,37
vf
0,22–0,37
xf
0,26–0,54
au
0,26–0,76
unc
0,32–1,50
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
20 Centavos
(1971–1974)
Type 3 National Emblem
Brass (95% Copper, 5% Zinc)
10g
ø 28.5mm
g
0,10–0,42
vg
0,20–0,42
f
0,42–0,52
vf
0,48–0,60
xf
0,52–0,60
au
1,00–1,30
unc
1,40–2,30
20 Centavos
(1943–1955)
Type 1 National Emblem
Bronze (95% Copper, 5% Zinc)
10g
ø 28.5mm
g
0,10–0,14
vg
0,12–0,33
f
0,19–0,54
vf
0,33–1,90
xf
0,60–3,60
au
1,70–11,00
unc
4,90–140,00
20 Centavos
(1920–1943)
Silver (.720)
3.33g
ø 19mm
vg
1,90–2,20
f
2,00–4,60
vf
2,20–8,40
xf
2,80–13,00
au
3,30–51,00
unc
5,70–180,00
20 Centavos
(1920–1935)
Bronze
15g
ø 32.5mm
g
3,00
vf
6,10–13,00
xf
14,00
au
19,00
unc
160,00–510,00
20 Centavos
(1905–1914)
Silver (.800) (Copper .200)
5g
ø 22mm
f
2,50–4,40
vf
6,10–9,40
xf
8,90–24,00
unc
150,00–510,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
25 Centavos
(1950–1953)
Billon (.300 silver) (Copper .500, Nickel .100, Zinc .100)
3.33g
ø 21.5mm
g
1,10–1,30
vg
1,10–1,30
f
1,00–1,30
vf
1,40–1,90
xf
1,90–2,20
au
1,90–2,20
unc
2,60–2,90
25 Centavos
(1964–1966)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
5.5g
ø 23mm
vg
0,31
f
0,31
vf
0,40
xf
0,54
au
0,81–7,80
unc
0,95–8,60
50 Centavos
(1964–1969)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
6.5g
ø 25mm
g
0,07–0,10
vg
0,11–0,19
f
0,11–0,41
vf
0,24–0,42
xf
0,34–0,61
au
0,45–1,30
unc
0,64–1,80
50 Centavos
(1919–1945)
Silver (.720)
8.33g
ø 27mm
g
5,70
vg
4,00–5,70
f
4,20–8,30
vf
5,30–15,00
xf
5,60–11,00
au
6,50–34,00
unc
9,80–450,00
50 Centavos
(1970–1983)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
6.5g
ø 25mm
g
0,08–0,10
vg
0,08–0,42
f
0,15–0,42
vf
0,20–1,30
xf
0,23–4,40
au
0,42–13,00
unc
0,49–25,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
50 Centavos
(1955–1959)
Bronze (95% Copper, 2.5% Tin, 2.5% Zinc)
14g
ø 33.5mm
g
0,10–0,57
vg
0,41–1,00
f
0,41–1,00
vf
0,75–1,40
xf
1,50–2,30
au
2,50–4,60
unc
4,50–15,00
50 Centavos
(1950–1951)
Billon (.300 silver) (Copper .500, Nickel .100, Zinc .100)
6.66g
ø 26mm
vg
2,00
f
0,25–2,00
vf
2,70–3,70
xf
3,00–3,80
au
4,80
unc
5,40–6,90
50 Centavos
(1905–1918)
large size
Silver (.800) (Copper .200)
12.5g
ø 30mm
vf
6,50–12,00
xf
8,40–16,00
au
19,00–270,00
unc
120,00–760,00
50 Centavos
(1918–1919)
small size
Silver (.800)
9.0625g
ø 27mm
vf
12,00
xf
18,00
au
44,00–240,00
unc
220,00–500,00
50 Centavos
(1935)
Billon (.420 silver) (Copper .580)
7.973g
ø 27mm
vf
6,00
xf
6,00
au
6,10
unc
11,00
1 Peso
(1984–1987)
Stainless steel
5.9g
ø 24.5mm
g
0,10–0,23
vg
0,15–0,38
f
0,25–0,38
vf
0,29–0,38
xf
0,29–0,38
au
0,45–0,76
unc
0,68–0,89
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Peso
(1970–1983)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
9g
ø 29mm
g
0,09–0,15
vg
0,11–0,33
f
0,15–0,66
vf
0,15–0,66
xf
0,22–1,40
au
0,31–1,40
unc
0,22–2,90
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
