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World Silver Coin Melt Values

Calculate intrinsic silver values for popular world coins including Mexican pesos and 8 Reales, British Crowns, European 5 Francs, Canadian silver dollars, Maria Theresa Thalers, Ottoman silver, Turkish silver coins, Japanese Yen, and other widely traded silver issues.

Search by country, denomination, nickname, year, or purity. Melt value is a bullion baseline and may be substantially below the numismatic value of the coin.

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Mexican 8 Reales
Mexican Tepalcate Peso
British Crown
Canadian Silver Dollar

Mexican Silver Coins

Coin Country Years Purity ASW Melt Value
8 Reales — Cap & Rays
Classic Mexican crown-size trade silver
Mexico 1823–1897 90.3% 0.7850 oz
1 Peso — Caballito
Large Mexican silver peso
Mexico 1910–1914 90.3% 0.7860 oz
1 Peso — Ley .720
Popular Mexican circulating silver peso
Mexico 1920–1945 72% 0.3858 oz
1 Peso — Morelos
Postwar Mexican silver peso
Mexico 1947–1949 50% 0.2251 oz
1 Peso — Morelos
1950 issue
Mexico 1950 30% 0.1286 oz
1 Peso “Tepalcate”
José María Morelos
Mexico 1957–1967 10% 0.05144 oz
5 Pesos — Cuauhtémoc
Large Mexican silver issue
Mexico 1947–1948 90% 0.8681 oz
5 Pesos — Hidalgo
Large .720 silver peso
Mexico 1951–1954 72% 0.6431 oz
10 Pesos — Hidalgo
Large 90% Mexican silver
Mexico 1955–1956 90% 0.8357 oz
25 Pesos — Olympic
Mexico City Olympics
Mexico 1968 72% 0.5209 oz

Crown-Size & Major World Silver

Coin Country Years Purity ASW Melt Value
British Crown
Sterling silver issues
United Kingdom 1818–1919 92.5% 0.8410 oz
LMU 5 Francs
France, Belgium, Switzerland and related issues
Europe 19th–20th Century 90% 0.7234 oz
Japanese Silver Yen
Meiji-era crown-size silver
Japan 1870–1914 90% 0.7800 oz
Maria Theresa Thaler
1780-dated restrike trade coin
Austria 1780 Restrike 83.3% 0.7516 oz
German Empire 5 Mark
Imperial German crown-size silver
Germany 1874–1908 90% 0.8037 oz
Netherlands 2½ Gulden
Wilhelmina silver issue
Netherlands 1929–1940 72% 0.5780 oz
Panama 1 Balboa
Crown-size silver Balboa
Panama 1931–1947 90% 0.7735 oz
Canadian Silver Dollar
Voyageur and commemorative circulating dollars
Canada 1935–1967 80% 0.6000 oz
Philippines 1 Peso
U.S.-Philippines silver peso
Philippines 1907–1912 80% 0.5144 oz

Ottoman, Turkish & Israeli Silver

Coin Country Years Purity ASW Melt Value
Ottoman 20 Kurush
Large Ottoman silver denomination
Ottoman Empire 1844–1918 83% 0.6423 oz
Turkey 1 Lira
Early Republic silver issue
Turkey 1937–1941 83% 0.4019 oz
Turkey 1 Lira
Lower-purity postwar silver
Turkey 1947–1948 60% 0.3000 oz
Israel 5 Lirot
Israeli commemorative silver issues
Israel 1958–1967 90% 0.7234 oz

World Silver Is Not One Market

Melt value is only the bullion baseline. World silver coins can also trade as type coins, historical pieces, scarce dates, varieties, or collectible crown-size silver. Always verify the exact year, denomination, composition, mint, and condition before treating a foreign coin strictly as silver.

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About these values: Actual Silver Weight (ASW) is used as the basis for each melt calculation. World coin compositions often changed over time, sometimes without a major change in denomination or general design. Always verify the exact issue before applying a melt value. The Mexican 1 Peso commonly called the “Tepalcate” was issued from 1957 through 1967. It weighs approximately 16 grams, contains 10% silver, and contains approximately 0.05144 troy ounce of silver. These calculations represent intrinsic silver value only. Date, mint, condition, scarcity, varieties, originality, historical interest, collector demand, and market liquidity may result in values substantially above melt. NumisMaverick is a U.S. coin dealer. World silver information is provided as a numismatic and collector resource.

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