Authentic Spanish-colonial 8-Reales Shipwreck Cob Coin 925/10k Bezel Emerald COA

Description: Authentic original sea-salvaged Spanish Shipwreck 8-Reales denomination silver cob coin minted in Mexico City in 1600s, mounted in bezel with numbered COA included, read details below; Spanish-Colonial era 8-Reales silver cob coin, minted in Mexico City, early 1600s. Sea-salvaged from the wreck known as the “Spice Islands Shipwreck”, Certificate of Authenticity and info card included, see photos. The coin is mounted in a custom designed bezel-setting, for use as a pendant. Pendant is open on both sides, allowing it to be reversible, if desired. The bezel setting is primarily Sterling Silver with solid 10k gold prongs and bail/bale. Complimented with one small round Emerald set into the thick gold bail/bale. Questions are welcome but please ask them Before buying/bidding, not after. Thank you for looking! ***This coin has not been graded, currently listed for sale as well is another coin from the same wreck, and the certificate/artifact numbers for these two are sequential, this one being 08-5348, the other being 08-5349, in case that is of interest to anyone, and a reasonable discount in price is absolutely on the table for anyone who is interested in purchasing both coins at the same time, just send a message via the contact seller link in either one of the two coin listings in my eBay shop. The spice Islands are a small group of islands to the northeast of Indonesia, between Celebes and New Guinea. The remains of an unknown vessel, perhaps a merchant or pirate ship, were discovered and contained several chests of 8 Reales coins. The 8-Reales were minted in the New World mints of Mexico City, Mexico, and Potosi, Bolivia during the reign of Philip IV of Spain.

Price: 895 USD

Location: Severna Park, Maryland

End Time: 2024-11-20T17:38:03.000Z

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