What are Domican Republic Pesos made of?

Question

What metals make up a Dominican Republic Peso coin?

Answer 1

I  THINK  THE  BILLS  ARE  MADE   OUT  OF  TISSUE   PAPER   .

Answer 2

* 1939-1955: 90% silver (presumably alloyed with copper), .7725 Troy ounces of actual silver weight (ASW) per as-minted coin

* 1963, 65% silver, .5579 Troy ounces ASW

* 1972, 1974, 90% silver, .7725 ASW

*1965, then 1976-on, copper-nickel

There were also some 90% silver Proof coins issued in some years from 1976-on, in various silver weights.  These will generally be found in their original mint envelopes or cases.

Finally, there were also some 1986 coins minted in nickel-bonded steel.

Answer 3

Metal=nickel and cooper