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Central American Coins and Paper Money

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Central American coins encompass a range of countries including Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela, Honduras, and Costa Rica.


Mexico, renowned for its minting expertise, produces highly sought-after silver coins that attract collectors worldwide.


Among the most coveted is the 1960 Silver 10 Peso coin, minted in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Weighing 28.88 grams and containing .900 fine silver (equivalent to .8356 oz of Actual Silver Weight), this coin was issued to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Mexico’s War of Independence.


While many of these silver coins have been melted down over time, they remain prized possessions among collectors for their historical significance and numismatic value.