Peru
Republic
(1822 - 9999)
Coins
1 Dinero
(1888–1916)
Silver (.900)
2.5g
ø 17.8mm
f
2,20–3,00
vf
2,40–6,50
xf
5,30
au
7,60
unc
14,00–37,00
1 Dinero
(1886)
Silver (.900)
2.5g
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
20 Centavos
(1918–1941)
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
7g
ø 24mm
vg
0,51
f
0,60–1,60
vf
1,10–2,70
xf
1,80–3,30
au
3,80
unc
5,40
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
20 Centavos
(1947)
Copper
7.3g
ø 24mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
20 Centavos
(1951–1965)
Brass
3.8g
ø 23.8mm
f
0,10–0,52
vf
0,22–1,10
xf
0,41–1,10
au
0,88–1,30
unc
1,00–2,30
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.
⅕ Sol
(1863–1875)
Silver (.900)
5g
ø 23mm
vg
5,40
f
5,40–6,00
vf
6,00–9,20
xf
16,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
⅕ Libra
(1906–1969)
Trade Coinage
Gold (.9167) (Copper .0833)
1.6g
ø 15mm
au
89,00
unc
160,00–310,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
20 Centavos
(1958–1965)
Copper-nickel
3.95g
ø 23mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
25 Centavos
(1966–1973)
Brass
3.2g
ø 21.3mm
f
0,16
vf
0,11–0,54
xf
0,50–0,93
au
0,72–0,99
unc
1,10–1,20
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
25 Centavos
(1973–1975)
Brass
3.1g
ø 21mm
vf
0,11–0,48
xf
0,57
au
0,58
unc
0,61
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Sol de Oro
(1975–1976)
Brass (70% Copper, 30% Zinc)
2.1g
ø 17.8mm
g
0,07
vg
0,11–0,26
f
0,16–0,28
vf
0,25–0,28
xf
0,44–0,52
au
0,59–0,60
unc
0,60–0,75
½ Sol de Oro
(1966–1973)
Large Coat of Arms
Brass
4.16g
ø 22.5mm
g
0,20
vg
0,35–0,53
f
0,22–0,54
vf
0,22–0,54
xf
0,52–1,60
au
0,66–1,60
unc
0,93–1,60
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.
½ Sol de Oro
(1935–1965)
Brass (See alloys in comments section)
7.4g
ø 27mm
g
0,14–0,47
vg
0,20–0,54
f
0,27–1,40
vf
0,22–2,50
xf
0,46–1,70
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
½ Sol
(1864–1865)
Silver (.900)
12.5g
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Dinero
(1890–1917)
Silver (.900)
1.25g
ø 15mm
f
4,90
vf
2,70–8,60
xf
1,80–12,00
au
4,70–9,80
unc
5,40–160,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Sol
(1907–1917)
Silver (.900)
12.5g
ø 30mm
vf
11,00
xf
12,00–18,00
au
22,00–38,00
unc
30,00–130,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Sol de Oro
(1973–1975)
small Coat of Arms
Brass
4.16g
ø 22.5mm
f
0,33–0,92
vf
0,56–0,92
xf
0,59–0,92
au
0,68–0,91
unc
1,10
½ Dinero
(1863–1864)
Silver (.900)
1.25g
ø 15mm
xf
4,90
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Sol
(1922–1935)
Silver (.500)
12.5g
ø 30mm
f
5,10–5,20
vf
8,10–12,00
xf
11,00–12,00
au
12,00–13,00
unc
12,00–16,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.