1964Mo Mexico Peso

A 1964 Mexican sil ver peso coin is a business strike coin that was minted in Mexico and it weighs 16 grams.
The obverse side features the national coat of arms, which includes an eagle holding a snake in its mouth and reverse side features an armored bust. The edge of the coin is inscribed with; Estados Unidos Mexicanos - literally the Mexican United States or Mexican United-States (official English translation: United Mexican States).
In the 1824 constitution, which gave rise to the Mexican federation, “Estados Unidos Mexicanos” was adopted as the country's official name.
The 1964 Mexican silver peso coin has KM number of 459 and had a mintage of 15,615,000.
Mexican coins are popular with collectors, and some rare and old coins can be worth a lot of money. The earliest Mexican coins are nearly 500 years old. Mexican silver is often used to make jewelry and other artifacts because it is durable and resilient, usually 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals, like copper.