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Other Shipwreck Coin Jewelry

Authentic shipwreck treasure coin jewelry from various other wrecks like the Vliegenthart, El Cazador, and Concepcion. Certificates of Authenticity accompany all shipwreck treasure coins.

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Vliegenthart Shipwreck

Item#: 8106
Denomination: Ducat
Mint: Utrecht
Country: Netherlands

Measurements with 18k gold bezel
Weight: 7.5 grams
Diameter: 1.0 inches

Price: $1195.00 BUY ITEM

Dutch gold ducat, Utrecht mint, dated 1729, near mint condition. Recovered from the wreck of the Vliegenthart, a Dutch East Indiaman that was lost on February 3rd, 1735 after striking a sand bank off the cost of Zealand. Reserve: knight facing right standing in armor with a sword in right hand and a bundle of arrows in the left. Obverse: Ornamental square tablet with Latin legend that translates "Coin of government of the provincial federation of Belgium conforming with the law of the Imperial." An affordable gold world trade treasure coin of great historical value. Supplied with the original type 2 certificate of authenticity. Coin is mounted in an 18k gold bezel with a fixed bale and with bezel is about the size of a quarter.

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Santa Margarita Shipwreck

Item#: 7267
Denomination: 8 reales
Mint: Potosi
Assayer: Q

Measurements with 14k gold bezel
Weight: 18.6 grams
Diameter: 1.2-1.5 inches

Price: $1095.00 BUY ITEM

Recovered from the wreck of the Spanish galleon Santa Margarita , sister ship to the Atocha. Both were lost during a hurricane near the Florida Keys on September 6, 1622 and were salvaged by Mel Fisher and his company, Treasure Salvors Inc. Santa Margarita coins are rare in comparison to those from the Atocha. Shield type cob 8 reales, Grade 3++ (as nice as many grade 1 coins), full cross with typical corrosion from years of salt water immersion, but also with all lions and castles at least partially visible. Beautiful full shield with boldly struck details including full mint and assayer marks P and Q. A nice Santa Margarita coin. Coin is mounted in a 14k gold bezel and with bezel is slightly smaller than a half dollar in size. Supplied with the original certificate of authenticity and a booklet "Shipwrecks and Their Coins: Volume 1 - 1622 Spanish Treasure Fleet" that provides details about the fleet and its coins.

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Lucayan Beach Shipwreck

Item#: 8010
Denomination: 4 reales
Mint: Mexico
Assayer: D

Measurements with 14k gold bezel
Weight: 17.6 grams
Diameter: 1.4 inches

Price: $795.00 BUY ITEM

Recovered from the Lucayan Beach wreck, named after Lucayan Beach Grand Bahama Island, where the wreck was discovered in 1964. Popular belief ties this wreck to the Dutch hero Piet Heyn who captured the entire 1628 Spanish fleet at Matanzas Bay, Cuba. Two of his ships were lost near Grand Bahama Island during their return voyage home; it seems likely that the Lucayan Beach wreck is one of Heyn's lost ships. Shield type cob 4 reales, grade 1, full cross with two nice castles and two partially visible lions, nearly full shield with bold mint and assayer marks oM and D and partially visible denomination mark 4. An exceptional grade 1 coin with both sides well centered and struck in close alignment so that both sides can be worn facing out. Supplied with a New World Treasures photo certificate of authenticity.

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