Twenty Four Spanish Eight Reales Silver Coins

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

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

SPANISH SILVER 8 REALES COIN Early Spanish eight reales silver coin, 30.5 x 33.5 mm. Weight: 14.1 grams Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

1808 BOLIVIA MINT SILVER 4 REALES Bolivian Mint silver Spanish four reales silver coin. Weight: 13.2 grams Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

SPANISH REAL ~ EIGHT REAL COIN (PIECE OF "EIGHT"). STERLING SILVER + COIN DATED 1783. IN PLASTIC CASE/BOX. 22.83 GRAMS TW.

Spanish Colonial Silver Eight Reales Cob Coin. Crude hammered coin with cross and arms of Spain, reverse with shield and "8R". Excellent condition.

Authentic Spanish Galleon or Colonial Mexican 'Piece of Eight' 8 Reale Silver Coin, mounted in a goldtone metal frame, measuring approx. 1-3/4" in diameter. Made circa mid 17th to early 18th century.

Includes 1916 Florin, 1945 Lei (2), 1954 Lei (3), 1985 $25.00 Mexico proof, 1783 Spanish Real (damaged), twenty 1888 Reis, ten 1894 Centesimi, twenty 1891 Reis, five 1861 Centesimi, and 1970 British/I

Coin #237429 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Lima. Grade: 2 Denomination: 4 reales Assayer: L The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Spanish colonie

Coin #196852 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Lima. Grade:1 Denomination: 2 reales Assayer: D The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Spanish colonies

Spanish Silver Coins. 1) 1614 Philip III eight Reales, London 1967, gilt? 2) 1870 five pesetas,Espana seated left. 3) 1684 Carol II, two lions holding crown and shield between. 4) 1966 one hundred Pes

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

Coin #270743 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Lima. Grade: 3 Denomination: 2 reales Assayer: D The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Spanish colonie

The 1731 Eight Reales Spanish Colonial Mexico Mint Silver Cob is a significant and historically rich coin from the colonial period of the Spanish Empire. Spanish Silver Cobs, characterized by their ir

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

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.

1565 English sixpence, found at Jamestown; 1775 English halfpenny found at Concord; three silver coins possibly from the Hollandia or other shipwreck, eight reales cob, Dutch ducaton "rider", Spanish

The 1681 Eight Reales coin, known as a Spanish Cob, minted in Colonial Mexico, is a historic and significant piece of numismatics. Spanish Cobs were a type of crude silver coin minted in the Spanish c

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.

Issued by PCS Stamps and Coins: Four Centuries of America's Silver Dollars. Glass topped wooden case (10 x 5 x 3 inches): four coins: 1799 Eight Reales "Portrait Dollar"; 1890-O Morgan dollar; 1922 Pe

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

Spanish Colonial 1745P C Bolivia 8 Reales Cerro Rico Hoard. Silver Coin. Certified by NGC. An 8-reales Spanish silver dollar (also known as a piece of eight), the largest silver coin in the New World

Five Spanish Colonial Silver Coins. Four cobs including an 8 Reales Philip V, Mexico City; a 1684 1/2 Reale Charles II, Potosi; a 1 Reale Charles II, Potosi, Assayer T; an 1818 1/4 Reale, Lima; and a

Four coins from Spain and the Spanish Colonial Empire, ca. 17th - 18th century. These are the kinds of coins found in pirate treasure! One 8 Reales coin, ca. 17th century. One 1 Real coin, ca. 17th ce