1 Dozen Mexico's Last Silver Coin 1957-1967 Un Peso 10% Silver Circulated

1 DOZEN Mexico's Last Silver Coin. The 1957-1967 Un Peso 10% Silver (Varied Condition - Year of our choice). Includes plastic coin flips.Here's your chance to own an authentic piece of history! Mexico's Last Silver Coin - The 1957-1967 Un Peso 10% Silver (Varied Condition - Year of our choice). These would make a great addition to your coin collection or silver stack. Fractional silver can be highly useful in a barter scenario.Mexican Pesos each contain oz of Silver minted on fine Silver planchets. These were the last circulating Silver Mexican 1 Peso coins.1957-1967 Mexican Silver 1 Peso Avg Circ (ASW oz)Obverse: The National Coat of Arms of Mexico, an eagle clutching a snake in its beak while perched atop a cactus. Date and denomination below.Reverse: Bust of José Morelos.Edge: Lettering reading "Independencia y Libertad."Year: RandomCondition: CirculatedDenomination: 1 PesoMint Mark: MO - Mexico CitySilver Content per coin: 0.0514 troy ozPurity: 2.4mmDiameter: 34.5mmWeight per coin: 16 gramsWeight per dozen: 6.7 oz. or 191 gramsTotal silver content for 12 coins: 0.6168 troy oz.These amazing historic coins have lettering on the edge, similar to the old US Coins from the late 1700's and early 1800's. One of the least expensive ways to get started with collecting foreign world Silver, the 1957-1967 Mexican Peso is a great introduction to the world of Mexican coinage.SHIPS PRIORITY MAIL.