Mexico
United Mexican States/Mexican Republic
(1823 - 9999)
New Peso
(1992 - 9999)
Circulating commemorative coin: 129
Non-circulating coin: 259
Pattern: 11
Standard circulation coin: 18
Peso
(1823 - 1992)
Circulating commemorative coin: 22
Non-circulating coin: 40
Pattern: 132
Standard circulation coin: 66
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Pattern: 3
Federal Republic
(1823 - 1905)
Maximilian I
(1863 - 1867)
Ferdinand III
(1814 - 1833)
Agustín de Iturbide
(1822 - 1823)
Mexican War of Independence
(1810 - 1821)
Charles IV (Carlos IV)
(1788 - 1808)
Charles III
(1759 - 1788)
Ferdinand VI
(1746 - 1759)
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Standard circulation coin: 19
Philip IV
(1700 - 1713)
Charles II
(1665 - 1700)
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Standard circulation coin: 9
Philip IV
(1621 - 1665)
Philip III
(1598 - 1621)
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Standard circulation coin: 7
Philip II
(1556 - 1598)
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Standard circulation coin: 5
Charles V (Karl V)
(1535 - 1540)
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Standard circulation coin: 21
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Colonial Real
(1541 - 1817)
Standard circulation coin: 1
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Standard circulation coin: 155
Louis I
Real
(1535 - 1897)
Standard circulation coin: 8
Coins
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.
1 Peso
(1957–1967)
Billon (.100 silver) (Copper .700, Nickel .100, Zinc .100)
16g
ø 34.5mm
g
1,00–1,60
vg
1,00–2,80
f
1,30–2,80
vf
1,90–3,80
xf
2,40–5,20
au
2,50–5,20
unc
3,50–10,00
1 Peso
(1950)
Billon (.300 silver) (Copper .500, Nickel .100, Zinc .100)
13.33g
ø 32mm
vf
4,80
xf
6,80
au
6,80
unc
9,80
1 Peso
(1920–1945)
Silver (.720)
16.6g
ø 34mm
f
8,20–12,00
vf
7,70–15,00
xf
10,00–18,00
au
10,00–290,00
unc
19,00–450,00
1 Peso - Maximiliano I
(1866–1867)
Silver (.903)
27.07g
ø 37mm
vf
100,00–230,00
xf
250,00–530,00
au
390,00–560,00
unc
2.900,00
1 Peso
(1947–1949)
Silver (.500)
14g
ø 32mm
g
5,60
vg
5,60
f
5,60
vf
5,40–7,00
xf
6,40–7,10
au
7,70–8,10
unc
8,20–3.900,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Peso
(1898–1909)
Silver (.9027) (Copper .0973)
27.073g
ø 38.5mm
vf
24,00–46,00
xf
27,00–100,00
au
41,00–210,00
unc
130,00–720,00
1 Peso
(1869–1873)
Silver (.903)
27.073g
ø 37mm
vf
33,00–46,00
xf
93,00–120,00
au
150,00–190,00
unc
460,00–6.300,00
1 Peso
(1918–1919)
Silver (.800)
18.13g
ø 34mm
f
22,00
vf
27,00–71,00
xf
34,00–99,00
au
110,00–210,00
unc
420,00–1.100,00
2 Pesos
(1919–1948)
Gold (.900)
1.666g
ø 13mm
vf
93,00
xf
87,00–110,00
au
99,00–170,00
unc
84,00–330,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Pesos
(1918–1948)
Gold (.900)
2.0833g
ø 15.5mm
vf
110,00–130,00
xf
110,00–130,00
au
120,00–130,00
unc
80,00–510,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Pesos
(1971–1978)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
14g
ø 33mm
g
0,10–0,14
vg
0,54–0,63
f
0,20–0,85
vf
0,33–1,30
xf
0,48–1,30
au
0,48–2,50
unc
1,30–2,60
5 Pesos
(1985–1988)
Brass
3g
ø 17mm
g
0,28
vg
0,28
f
0,28
vf
0,29–0,32
xf
0,29–0,44
au
0,29–0,50
unc
0,51–3,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Pesos
(1947–1948)
Silver (.900)
30g
ø 40mm
g
10,00
vg
22,00
f
22,00–24,00
vf
23,00–24,00
xf
24,00–25,00
au
24,00–27,00
unc
30,00–36,00