Mexico Silver Coin Value 

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Silver coins were in regular circulation in Mexico. The values below represent the intrinsic value of silver coins from Mexico.

Mexico silver coins that are in uncirculated condition, or that may be rare and collectible may also have numismatic value. You can use this table as a guide when buying and selling circulated silver coins from Mexico.

The melt values are calculated and displayed in USD based on the today's silver spot price of $32.3 per troy ounce.

 
 
Denomination / Currency Years Minted Fineness Gross Weight (g) ASW (g) ASW (oz t) Melt Value
10 Centavos 1905- 1914 .800 2.5 2.00 .0643 $2.08
10 Centavos 1919 .800 1.81 1.45 .0466 $1.51
10 Centavos 1925- 1935 .720 1.66 1.20 .0384 $1.24
20 Centavos 1905- 1914 .800 5 4.00 .1286 $4.15
20 Centavos 1919 .800 3.6 2.88 .0926 $2.99
20 Centavos 1920- 1943 .720 3.33 2.40 .0771 $2.49
25 Centavos 1950- 1953 .300 3.33 1.00 .0321 $1.04
50 Centavos 1905- 1918 .800 12.5 10.00 .3215 $10.38
50 Centavos 1918- 1919 .800 9.06 7.25 .233 $7.53
50 Centavos 1919- 1945 .720 8.33 6.00 .1928 $6.23
50 Centavos 1935 .420 7.97 3.35 .1076 $3.48
50 Centavos 1950- 1951 .300 6.66 2.00 .0642 $2.07
1 Peso 1910- 1914 .903 27.07 24.44 .7859 $25.38
1 Peso 1918- 1919 .800 18.13 14.50 .4663 $15.06
1 Peso 1920- 1945 .720 16.6 11.95 .3843 $12.41
1 Peso 1947- 1949 .500 14 7.00 .2251 $7.27
1 Peso 1950 .300 13.33 4.00 .1286 $4.15
1 Peso 1957- 1967 .100 16 1.60 .0514 $1.66
2 Pesos 1921 .900 26.67 24.00 .7717 $24.93
5 Pesos 1947- 1948 .900 30 27.00 .8681 $28.04
5 Pesos 1950- 1954 .720 27.78 20.00 .6431 $20.77
5 Pesos 1955- 1959 .720 18.06 13.00 .4181 $13.50
10 Pesos 1955- 1960 .900 28.89 26.00 .836 $27.00
25 Pesos 1968- 1972 .720 22.5 16.20 .5208 $16.82
100 Pesos 1977- 1979 .720 27.77 19.99 .6428 $20.76
10 Nuevos Pesos 1992- 1995 .925 5.604 5.18 .1667 $5.38
20 Nuevos Pesos* 1993- 1995 .925 8.5 7.86 .2528 $8.17
50 Nuevos Pesos* 1993- 1995 .925 17 15.73 .5056 $16.33
1 Onza 1949- 1980 .925 33.63 31.11 1.0001 $32.30

Mexico Silver Coins

Mexico has a long history of minting silver coins during the 19th and 20th centuries. These coins, widely used for trade and everyday transactions, are known for their beautiful designs, historical significance, and varying silver purity.  

19th Century Silver Coins

  • 1 Real (1824-1869)

    • Silver Purity: 90.3%
    • Denomination: 1 Real
    • Obverse: Features the image of the Liberty Cap, a symbol of freedom with rays emanating from it, and the legend “Republica Mexicana”.
    • Reverse: Depicts the Mexican eagle standing on a cactus, holding a snake in its beak, encircled by the legend “Estados Unidos Mexicanos”.
    • Numismatic Value Estimate: $20-$200 depending on condition (Good to Uncirculated).

  • 2 Reales (1824-1869)

    • Silver Purity: 90.3%
    • Denomination: 2 Reales
    • Design: Matches the 1 Real with the Liberty Cap and Mexican eagle design.
    • Numismatic Value Estimate: $25-$300 depending on condition (Good to Uncirculated).

  • 8 Reales (1823-1897)

    • Silver Purity: 90.3%
    • Denomination: 8 Reales
    • Obverse: Features the Liberty Cap with rays, symbolizing freedom and independence.
    • Reverse: Shows the Mexican eagle standing on a cactus, holding a snake in its beak, similar to other denominations.
    • Numismatic Value Estimate: $30-$500 depending on condition (Good to Uncirculated).

20th Century Silver Coins

  • 1 Peso (1918-1945)

    • Silver Purity: 72%
    • Denomination: 1 Peso
    • Obverse: Features a radiant Liberty Cap with the legend "Un Peso" and the year of minting.
    • Reverse: Depicts the Mexican eagle standing on a cactus with a snake in its beak.
    • Numismatic Value Estimate: $10-$100 depending on condition (Good to Uncirculated).

  • 50 Centavos (1906-1919)

    • Silver Purity: 80%
    • Denomination: 50 Centavos
    • Design: Matches the 1 Peso coin with the Liberty Cap and Mexican eagle design.
    • Numismatic Value Estimate: $8-$75 depending on condition (Good to Uncirculated).

  • 5 Pesos (1947-1948)

    • Silver Purity: 90%
    • Denomination: 5 Pesos
    • Obverse: Features the portrait of José María Morelos, a leader in Mexico's fight for independence.
    • Reverse: Depicts the Mexican eagle standing on a cactus, holding a snake in its beak.
    • Numismatic Value Estimate: $50-$200 depending on condition (Good to Uncirculated).

  • 10 Pesos (1955-1960)

    • Silver Purity: 90%
    • Denomination: 10 Pesos
    • Obverse: Features the portrait of Miguel Hidalgo, a key figure in Mexico's war of independence.
    • Reverse: Depicts the Mexican eagle, similar to other coins in the series.
    • Numismatic Value Estimate: $60-$250 depending on condition (Good to Uncirculated).

These Mexican silver coins are widely sought after by collectors for their historical significance, beauty, and intrinsic silver value. Their numismatic value varies depending on condition, rarity, and year of issue, with certain key dates commanding higher prices in the market.

Use this guide to determine the melt value of Mexico silver coins.