8 REALE 1652 JUPITER SHIPWRECK SPANISH SILVER COIN

Ungraded, 8 Reale Potosi 1658 with clearly visible cross and pillars. Full coin with sea wash apparent. accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from the Jupiter Historic Shipwreck project. Condit

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

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

ATOCHA RECOVERED SPANISH SILVER COIN- 8 REALE Spain: 8 Reale Atocha Shipwreck Coin c.1622; 24.7 gram coin recovered in 1985 from the Spanish ship the Nuestra Senora de Atocha; together with Certificat

Nuestra Senora de Atocha, Spanish 8-Reale silver shipwreck coin pendant necklace, silver, 14K yellow gold, certificate of authenticity, stamped purity marks, chain: 14.3 dwts, 23 1/2"l

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

Includes: 1- Spanish 4 Reales silver coins 2- Spanish 8 Reales silver coins From the Nuestra Senora De Atocha Salvage Shipwreck 1622, with original certificate of authenticity After a hurricane struc

This is an authentic silver coin with a denomination of 8 Reales, recovered from the Spanish shipwreck, Nuestra Señora de Atocha. The silver coin was salvaged from the wreck site of King Phillip

This is an authentic silver coin with a denomination of 8 Reales, recovered from the Spanish shipwreck, Nuestra Señora de Atocha. The silver coin here was salvaged from the wreck site of King Phi

This is an authentic silver coin with the denomination of 8 Reales, recovered from the Spanish shipwreck, Nuestra Señora de Atocha. The coin has been professionally custom-mounted in gold setting

This is an authentic silver coin with the denomination of 8 Reales, recovered from the Spanish shipwreck, Nuestra Señora de Atocha. On September 6, 1622, the heavily laden treasure galleon of Kin

This is an authentic silver coin with the denomination of 8 Reales, recovered from the Spanish shipwreck, Nuestra Señora de Atocha. On September 6, 1622, the heavily laden treasure galleon of Kin

8 REALES NGC GENUINE SHIPWRECK CERTIFICATION, FRONT OF SLAB IS CRACKED

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

We are not numismatists, all ungraded lots in this auction are sold as seen in the images. In-person preview is available, please refer to the auction details for dates and times. We are happy to answ

Spanish 17th century silver piece of 8. Eight reales coin with partial date of 1671? supposedly from shipwreck. 25.6 grams. 40 mm (widest)

1572-1652 LIMA / POTOSI MINT SPANISH COB 8 REALES Lima / Potosi mint Silver Spanish Cob 8 reales coin with the "Shield Type" obverse. Minted some time between 1572 - 1652. 36 mm. Slight glue residue o

1798 SPANISH CAROLUS CERTIFIED SHIP WRECK COIN Mexico 8 Reales 1798 FM EF+ Silver 8R Higher Grade Sharp Charles Carolus. Comes with Certificate.

Coin #20400 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Potosi Grade: 3 Denomination: 8 reales Assayer: T 1618 The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Spanish co

Gulf of Mexico, ship wreck El Cazador, lost around January 11, 1784 CE. Four solid silver pieces of eight, in the denomination of 8 reales, minted in 1782 and 1783 in the area of Veracruz/Vera Cruz, M

Shipwreck treasure coin From the wreck of El Cazador. The Spanish galleon sunk in 1784 off New Orleans. Nice silver 8-reale 'Piece of Eight'. America's first silver dollar! The most valuable circulati