There's no such coin in Mexico. Please post a new question with more details as to what you're asking about.
1 peso equals about 0.065193 US dollars. So a 1000 peso coin would be worth about 65 dollars.
There is no such thing as a "dollar peso". Mexico uses the "$" sign to mean peso, and they're 2 different currencies. Mexican currency was devalued in 1992 at the rate of 1000 old pesos to one new peso, so your coin is actually worth only 5 centavos at current rates. That's less than a penny.
less than a dollar.
I'm guessing that what you have is a 1000 peso coin from Mexico, because they use the $ sign to mean "pesos", and no country whose coins are related to the U.S. dollar issues anything of that value.Unfortunately the peso's value was reduced to almost nothing by inflation, to the point where in 1992-93 Mexico replaced its old money with "nuevo pesos" (new pesos) at the rate of 1000 to 1. That makes your 1000 old pesos worth 1 new peso, which currently is only 10¢ U.S.
I'm guessing that what you have is a 1000 peso coin from Mexico, because they use the $ sign to mean "pesos", and no country whose coins are related to the U.S. dollar issues anything of that value.Unfortunately the peso's value was reduced to almost nothing by inflation, to the point where in 1992-93 Mexico replaced its old money with "nuevo pesos" (new pesos) at the rate of 1000 to 1. That makes your 1000 old pesos worth 1 new peso, which currently is only 10¢ U.S.
Mexico uses the "$" symbol to represent pesos.
less than a dollar.
A peso coin is a form of currency used in countries such as Mexico, the Philippines, and various countries in South America. It typically features the denomination on one side and national symbols on the other. The value of a peso coin can vary depending on the country in which it is used.
.07 in 1993 the "peso" was re-valued it was decreased by 1/1000 making that coin worth only $.07 U.S. dollars.
there is no 100 peso coin but if in peso coin you will multiply the 10 peso coin in 10
Mexico revalued its currency in 1992-93 due to hyperinflation. "Nuevo pesos" (new pesos) were introduced at the rate of 1 nuevo peso = 1000 old pesos. That means a coin dated before 1992 is worth only 1/1000 as many current pesos; i.e. an old 1000-peso coin is only 1 new peso. At current (2009) exchange rates 1 new peso is worth less than a U.S. dime.
as of February 18, 2012, a 1000 peso Mexican bill from 1985 is worth about 75 cents.