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I'm assuming (a) your coin is from Mexico and (b) came from circulation, i.e., pocket change.
If that's the case, I'm afraid the answer is Not Much. Mexico's currency was severely weakened by inflation during the 1980s to the point where even small items cost thousands of pesos. During 1992-93 the existing peso was phased out and replaced with a new peso at an exchange rate of 1000 to 1, in effect lopping three zeros off of all prices.
That means a 1000-peso coin from 1989 is worth 1 new peso, which is at current exchange rates is all of roughly 10 U.S. cents.
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