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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;satootoko, post: 182696, member: 669&quot;]Your 5 centavo coins have a combined current face value of approximately 1/10 of 1 cent U.S., due to the 1992 devaluation, in which 1,000 old pesos become 1 new peso.&nbsp; They are cu-ni, minted in Mexico City, valued in the range 50¢-$10 in VF to Unc condition.&nbsp; BTW that&#039;s a snake in the eagle&#039;s mouth. Your Canadian <u><i>cents</i></u> have busts of King George VI and his daughter Queen Elizabeth II.&nbsp; The early ones are worth 10¢ to a few dollars in VG to MS63, and the centennial coin retails for a dime in MS60 and 20¢ in MS63.&nbsp; All are bronze.I&#039;m guessing that it is dated 1969-74, in which case it&#039;s bronze, worth as little as a quarter in VF, or as much as $7.50 Unc.The chrome and nickle plated steel 1953 needs to be seen to be evaluated, as there are three varieties, listed in Krause from 15¢ to $2,300, depending on condition.&nbsp; The 1959 pure nickle coin starts at 20¢ in XF, to $1 in MS63.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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