Spanish Colonial Mexico 1734 Two Reales Coin Diamond Sterling 18K Gold Pendant

An authentic Spanish colonial (Bolivia) Potosi mint large silver "Piece of Eight" coin is set in a handmade line textured 18K bezel with a small 1.8 mm ...

A large authentic Netherlands "patagon" coin minted in 1654 is held in 18K bezel simply ornamented with 3 "jawan" granulation affixed at the axis points in this interesting and impressive Steven Battelle designed creation. The coin side shown features the Saint Andrews cross...

A large silver "8 reales" coin minted at the Potosi mine in Colonial Bolivia in the 1600's displays a cross with castles and lions, representing the realms of Castile and Leon in Spain. The opposite side is a coat of arms with assayer mark. The 8 reales coin, also known as the Spanish dollar or piece of eight...

The Spanish Empire found riches in the Potosi mine in Peru, and for years a large series of rough silver "cobs" were minted there including the "pieces of eight" of pirate fame. Thi...

A Spanish "8 Reales" silver coin found in Bolivia. This Spanish "8 Reales" Silver Coin, from circa 1689-1692, has an organically shaped Sterling Silver Frame. This coin has been insp...

Original Atocha Shipwreck coin grade 2 Potosi mint 4 Reale Assayer "Q" Philip. Complete with the original Treasure Salvors INC. certification. Signed by Mel Fisher. Fixed on a 14k solid gold bezel set pendant. Assayed by Augustin de la Quadra ("Q", 1613-1616) in Potosi. 4 Reale Denomination growing increasingly rare: Most of the coins on board the Atocha were of the 8 Reale denomination. Due to their smaller size, 2 and 4 Reale coins didn't survive the shipwreck as well as the larger 8 Reale coins did. Grade 2 dictates that the coin was retrieved from the middle of the pack in the wreckage with less corrosion compared to Grade 3 or 4. The Potosi Mint signifies that the coin was minted in northern Peru, modern-day Bolivia. Coin Details: - Type: Atocha Coin...

A certified 1712 Spanish gold 8 escudo cob doubloon — minted in Lima under King Felipe V with assayer initial M and recovered from the 1715 Plate Fleet wreck off the east coast of Fl...

Original Atocha Shipwreck coin unmounted complete with the original certificate from Treasure Salvors INC. Signed by Mel Fisher. Grade 1 dictates that the coin was retrieved from the almost middle of the pack (motherload) in the wreckage with minimal corrosion. An 8 Reales silver coin was approximately equivalent to one month’s pay for a sailor in the 1600’s. Atocha Coin...