Margarita Shipwreck Coin 8 Reales Mel Fisher COA

Margarita Shipwreck Coin 8 Reales Mel Fisher with COA. Authentic famous shipwreck coin recovered by Mel Fisher. This coin is a Grade 5 from the Potosi Mint and is from the ruler King Philip III, from

18k/14k Gold Atocha Shipwreck 8 Reale Silver Coin Necklace18k gold chain without clasp, coin mounted in 14k pendant. 152.8 grams total weight

Authentic Spanish Silver Coin with a Denomination of 8 Reales Professionally Mounted in a 14 Karat Gold Bail and Bezel Setting Recovered by Mel Fisher from the Spanish Shipwreck Nuestra Se?ora de Atoc

Spanish 8 Reales Silver Coin authenticated by "Mel Fisher's Treasures" Nuestra Senora De Atocha Salvage Provenance: The Estate of Joseph H. Frost III, San Antonio, Texas After a hurricane struck on

Pair of Spanish 8 Reales Silver Coins authenticated by "Mel Fisher's Treasures" Nuestra Senora De Atocha Salvage Provenance: The Estate of Joseph H. Frost III, San Antonio, Texas After a hurricane

4- Authentic 8 Reales Silver Coins from the Santa Margarita Shipwreck from 1622. Comes with Certificates of Authenticity

Mel Fisher's 8-Reales Atocha Treasure Coin Grade-III Purchased in 1991 from an Estate. Great Presentation. $15 DOMESTIC PRIORITY MAIL SHIPPING.

Pair of Spanish 4 Reales Silver Coins authenticated by "Mel Fisher's Treasures" Nuestra Senora De Atocha Salvage Provenance: The Estate of Joseph H. Frost III, San Antonio, Texas After a hurricane

Coin #2097 Shipwreck: Margarita 1622 Mint: Santa Fe de Bogota Grade: 1 Denomination: 8 reales Assayer: A The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the S

Coin #9929 Shipwreck: Margarita 1622 Mint: Santa Fe de Bogota. Grade: 1 Denomination: 8 reales Assayer: A 16XX The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in

Title:8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 25.5g With COA Description: 8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 25.5g With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticit

Title:8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 20.6g With COA Description: 8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 20.6g With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticit

These are Atocha Coin Earrings , 1 Reale Silver Coins. They come with its C.O.A. from Mel Fishers Museum...They were cast with real Atocha Silver...they come with its Serial number too. ..We are offer

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 8 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 16.2g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 8 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 16.2g With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticit

A Silver Reale from the reign of Philp III and minted at the famed Potosi mint in Peru, this coin sank with the Nuestra in 1622. It was recovered by Mel Fisher's Treasure Salvors in 1986 The obverse h

EL CAZADOR 18TH CENTURY SHIPWRECK SILVER COIN. WITH COA & WOODEN DISPLAY CASE.

Three Atocha shipwreck silver coins recovered by Mel Fisher, all in presentation folders with Certificates of Authenticity: 1) 2-Reale Grade 4 coin from the Potosi Mint and is from the rule of King Ph

4 Reale coin replica which includes genuine silver from the shipwreck as certified by the accompanied certificate of Authenticity Condition: vERY fINE

COIN FROM THE SHIPWRECK, NUESTRA SENORA, DE ATTOCHA. DISCOVERED BY MEL FISHER IN 1985 OFF KEY WEST. THERE WAS MORE THAN 400 MILLION IN SUNKEN TREASURE FOUND. THIS COIN IS FROM THAT SHIP. A 8 REALE SIL

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163313 1783 SILVER 8 REALES EL CAZADOR SHIPWRECK COIN 1783 Mexico 8 Reales El Cazador Shipwreck coin with 0.903 silver content. Considered America's fist silver dollar. Weight: 27.0 GramsCondition: Se

From the 1743 Hollandia Shipwreck, VF 30, with Certificate of Origin document as pictured. 

Bolivia: Charles III 8 Reales Cob Silver Shipwreck Coin (1781) - This is an antique Spanish colonial 8 Reales cob from Potosi, Bolivia, circa 1781. Coins of this denomination were also known as silver

NGC GENUINE SPICE ISLANDS SHIPWRECK COIN (c. 1630) WITH CERTIFICATE ESTIMATE $300 - $400.