Mexican Dollar(8 reales) (official silver value 101.5 cents,legal tender for a dollar until 1857) Mar 25 1856:1.06 1/2 dollars Jun 16.1858:1.05 dollars Jan 26.1859:1.06 dollars Aug 10.1859:1.06 dollars Jan 5 1860:1.06 dollars Mar 15 1860:1.06 dollars May 24 1860:1.08 dollars Sep 8 1862:1.18 dollars French 5 Franc(official silver value 93 cents,the weight is as same as the dollar amount of junk Dime~Halves) Not as much as the spanish,mexican coins but commonly used until 1857 Mar 25 1856:98 cents Jun 16 1858:97 cents Aug 10.1869:97.5 cents Jan 26.1859:98 cents Jan 5.1860:98 cents Mar 15 1860:98 cents May 24 1860:98 cents Sep 8 1862:105 cents Austrian Thaler Mar 25 1856:72 cents Jun 16 1858:71 cents Jan 26.1859:71 cents Aug 10.1859:71 cents Mat 15 1860:71 cents May 23 1860:71 cents Netherlands Guilder Mar 25 1856:41.5 cents Jun 16 1858:40 cents Jan 26.1859:40 cents Aug 10.1859:40 cents Jan 5 1860:40 cents May 23.1860:40 cents US Silver Dollar rarely used,mexican and spanish dollars were used instead Jun 16 1858:1.08 dollars Jan 26.1859:1.08 dollars Aug 10.1859:1.08 dollars Jan 5.1860:1.08 dollars Mar 15 1860:1.08 dollars May 23 1860:1.08 dollars Jul 12 1862:1.09 dollars Sep 8 1862:1.14 dollars Pre 1853 Halves Mar 25 1856:52.5 cents Jun 16 1858:52 cents Jan 26 1859:52.5 cents Aug 10.1859:52 cents Jan 5 1860:51 3/4 cents Mar 15 1860:51 3/4 cents May 23 1860:51 3/4 cents Pre 1853 Quarters Mar 25 1856:25 5/8 cents Jun 16 1858:25.5 cents Jan 26 1859:25 5/8 cents Aug 10 1859:25.5 cents Jan 5 1860:25.5 cents Mar 15 1860:25.5 cents May 24 1860:25.5 cents Spanish Quarter(2reales)(legal tender for 25 cents until 1857) Jun 16.1858:23 cents Jan 26 1859:23 cents Aug 10.1859:23 cents Jan 5 1860:23 cents Mar 15 1860:23 cents May 24 1860:23 cents Pre 1853 dime Mar 25 1856:10.35 cents Pre 1853 half dime Mar 25 1856:5.175 cents The heavier pre 1853 old Half dollars and Quarters were still in premium until the early 60s And the high price in the 1862 is because of the civil war inflation. At November 1863 the silver was in 46% premium but im not sure it means the silver dollar or post 1853 halves~half dimes. In the confederate states the premium of silver was even higher. the pre 1853 dime and half dime had less premium because they were mostly worned.
