1715 Fleet Spanish Eight Escudo Coin

Offered without a minimum reserve Fine-grade 22 karat gold Spanish two escudo coin from the wreck of the 1715 fleet, minted in Santa Fe de Bogota. Weight: 6.72g. Coin No. PC4-30139. Accompanied by Mel

Offered without a minimum reserve Extra fine-grade 22 karat gold Spanish two escudo coin from the wreck of the 1715 fleet, minted in Mexico during the reign of Philip V. Weight: 6.77g. Coin No. PC4-30

A 1712 eight escudos from the 1715 Spanish Feet shipwreck. With Certificate of Origin as pictured. MS 62. 

Offered without a minimum reserve 22 karat gold Spanish eight escudo land coin, formerly of the private collection of Mel Fisher. Minted in Mexico. Weight: 27.0g. Grade: 1. Assayer: J. Coin No. 9701.

Described By:Dillon CNX 1603 8088 Title:NGC 1715 Shipwreck Fleet Columbian Escudo Gold Coin Piece Uncirculated MS 64 Charles II Posthumous Issue Description:This Columbian escudo was salvaged from the

Nice and heavy form measures approx. 1.75" corner to corner, and weighs 25.8 grams. The estate inventory suggests this cob dates from before 1715.

Widely used as the first international currency. This piece is from the Florida waters from the 1715 Treasure Fleet. 11 of the 12 ships that set sail from Cuba heading to Spain carrying silver were lo

A scarce 8 Escudos or 4 Doubloon, 21.6K gold, coin pendant, Mexico, circa 1772. The Mexican gold 8 Escudos, is very similar to the Spanish 8 Escudos, the only difference, in many cases, being the mint

A scarce 8 Escudos or 4 Doubloon, 21.6K gold, coin pendant, Mexico, circa 1772. The Mexican gold 8 Escudos, is very similar to the Spanish 8 Escudos, the only difference, in many cases, being the mint

A scarce 8 Escudos or 4 Doubloon, 21.6K gold, coin pendant, Mexico, circa 1772. The Mexican gold 8 Escudos, is very similar to the Spanish 8 Escudos, the only difference, in many cases, being the mint

An early 18th century (1701-1715) coin from the 1715 Plate Fleet Shipwreck with Certificate of Origin as pictured. 

Measures 1 3/8" long. Gross weight is 7.6dwt

(17) 1736 Eight Escudos Novelty Coins, Pirate Coin Replicas

2 Chinese 18/19 century Snuff Bottles; a Rock Crystal bottle carved as a Spanish Coin (probably a Spanish eight-reales coin, the profile with a "Chinese" eye) and well hollowed with a small amount of

Marked Sterling 925 Kohler. Both are unusual with early Spanish eight Reale coins. Bowl dated 1826 and the ashtray is dated 1819. Total is 25 Troy Ounces. Excellent Largest: 9'' Dia.

Rare gold coin! Neat piece that is in a gold bezel. Double struck. dated 1731 Weighs 10.2g overall. Condition is good, see pictures. No refunds given.

Charles III 1786 Spanish Half Escudo Gold Coin

1786 Spanish Half Escudo Gold Coin

Nice and heavy form measures approx. 2" corner to corner, and weighs 25.7 grams. The estate inventory suggests this cob dates from 1713.

A 1758 Spanish 1/2 Escudo Gold Coin. 1.7g

Spanish 'pieces of eight' 1680 Silver Diameter 19 mm Denomination 1 reales, 3 grams, Obverse & reverse Spanish coat of arms & crest. Mint Lima. Provenance: passed down through the generations in Peru.

Twenty four eight Reales silver coins. 1. Eleven Silver eight reales with counterstamps. Two multiple couterstamps, Nine with many counterstamps, one of these is over polished. Years included are 1768

VF 1788 SPANISH 2 ESCUDOS GOLD COIN. A RARE FIND. IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. AN INVESTMENT QUALITY COIN TO ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION.

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