The Value of 1968 Mexico 25 Peso Coins

The 1968 Mexico 25 Peso coin, minted to commemorate the Mexico City Olympic Games, is a striking piece of world silver coinage. Containing 72% silver and weighing 22.5 grams, this collectible coin honors Mexico’s cultural heritage and international athletic achievement. Its bold design and historical connection to the Olympics make it popular among both silver investors and world coin collectors.

Meet California Gold & Silver Exchange

California Gold & Silver Exchange (CGSE) is Upland’s trusted, family-owned destination for precious metals and coin evaluation. With over 50 years of excellence in the Inland Empire, CGSE is recognized for integrity, accuracy, and customer-first service. Accredited by the BBB, GIA, NGC, and PCGS, we proudly provide expert authentication and competitive payouts—earning the lasting loyalty of Southern California collectors.

What Is the 1968 Mexico 25 Peso Coin?

Issued to mark the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, this silver commemorative coin features the legendary Aztec eagle dancer on the obverse and the Olympic emblem on the reverse. Each coin carries a composition of 72% silver and a face value of 25 pesos. Its blend of historical artistry, international significance, and silver content makes it a favorite among collectors.

Why Sell to CGSE?

• Top Payouts: Receive competitive offers based on current silver market values and collector demand.

• Free Appraisals: Get a complimentary, no-pressure evaluation using our precision testing tools.

• Trusted Experts: Our certified team respects your collection and provides clear, honest communication.

• Local Service: Family-operated and community-focused, CGSE values every client relationship.

How Much Is Your 1968 25 Peso Worth?

The value of your Mexico 25 Peso coin depends on:

• Silver content and market price

• Coin condition and luster

• Collector demand for Olympic and world silver coins

Most coins are priced by silver weight, but those in exceptional condition or with rare characteristics may earn a collector premium. CGSE’s experts will explain every factor influencing your offer, ensuring a transparent and educational experience.

How the Buying Process Works

1. Visit or Schedule: Walk in or make an appointment at our convenient Upland location.

2. Expert Evaluation: Our specialists authenticate and test your coins in front of you.

3. Instant Offer: Receive a clear, fair quote and immediate payment—cash or check, your choice.

Clients appreciate our fairness, expertise, and relaxed environment. There is never pressure—only professionalism.

Why Southern California Chooses CGSE

California Gold & Silver Exchange continues to be the local leader for honesty, knowledge, and high payouts. Our family’s dedication to fair dealing and accurate appraisals attracts clients from across Upland, the Inland Empire, Los Angeles County, and beyond. Whether you’re selling one coin or a full collection, you can trust our team to help you make an informed decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the 1968 Mexico 25 Peso coin made of silver?
Yes—each coin contains 72% silver, making it valuable both for its precious metal content and historical significance.

Do you buy other Mexican or world silver coins?
Absolutely. Bring in all your silver coins, whether they’re from Mexico, Canada, or the U.S., for a full and free appraisal.

Can I sell tarnished or circulated 25 Peso coins?
Yes, we buy Mexico 25 Peso silver coins in any condition based on their silver weight and market value.