The 1965 Mexican one peso silver coin contains 10 percent silver.

According to Toutiao data, the 1965 Mexican peso silver coin has a metal content of 10% silver, a weight of 16 grams, and a diameter of 34.5 mm.

Silver Mexican silver dollars are also called Moyin or Yingyang, later mistakenly called Yingyang. The history of coinage in Mexico can be traced back to before the 16th century.