Mexican Second Empire coins catalog with values

Empire of Mexico (1863-1867)

Peso=100 centavos

Maximilian I (1864-1867)

One peso 1866-1867
silver 0.900
37.0 mm.
27.07 grams
Edge: reeded
Years of mintage:
1866, 1867
Crowned arms with supporters / 1 PESO 902,7 year / IMPERIO MEXICANO
Head on the right / MAXIMILIANO EMPERADOR
KM#388
Value in condition "VF" - US$200-250

50 centavos 1866
silver 0.900
30.0 mm.
13.54 grams
Edge: reeded
Years of mintage:
1866
Crowned oval shield with an inscription "EQUIDAD EN LA JUSTICIA" / 50 CENT. year / IMPERIO MEXICANO
Head on the right / MAXIMILIANO EMPERADOR
KM#387
Value in condition "F" - US$200-250

10 centavos 1864-1866
silver 0.900
19.0 mm.
2.71 grams
Edge: reeded
Years of mintage:
1864, 1865, 1866
Denomination inside garland / 10 CENT. year
National emblem / IMPERIO MEXICANO
KM#386
Value in condition "F" - US$150-200

5 centavos 1864-1866
silver 0.900
15.0 mm.
1.35 grams
Edge: reeded
Years of mintage:
1864, 1865, 1866
Denomination inside garland / 5 CENT. year
National emblem / IMPERIO MEXICANO
KM#385
Value in condition "F" - US$150-200

1 centavo 1864
copper
25.0 mm.
8.00 grams
Edge: reeded
Years of mintage:
1864
Denomination inside garland / 1 CENTAVO year
National emblem / IMPERIO MEXICANO
KM#384
Value in condition "F" - US$50-70

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