Superparamagnetic Ni1−yFey nanoparticles were made in a SiO2 film by 10keV ion beam implantation of Ni followed by Fe with a Ni fluence of 4×1016at.cm−2 and a Fe fluence fraction of 0.47. Nearly all of the moments magnetically ordered, which was not reported for an implanted film made with a Fe fluence fraction of 0.56 and half the Ni fluence. The temperature dependence of the saturation moment is remarkably similar for low and high Ni fluences where there is also the presence of very thin spin-disordered shells. The higher Ni fluence leads to a significant enhancement of the susceptibility by a factor of 9 when compared with the lower fluence sample. This enhancement is likely to be due to a larger magnetically ordered volume fraction.