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Shipwreck 1715 Fleet Spanish Reale Cob Fragment
- SKU
- CC 1142
- Dimensions (mm)
- 12.7 x 10.2 x 1.2mm
- Weight (g)
- 0.96
- Year
- 1715
- Silver Coins
- Yes
- Colours
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Worn Spanish Reale Coin Fragment – A Maritime Collectible
This fragment of a Spanish Reale, minted as a Cob in Mexico, comes from the 1715 Plate Fleet of Nueva España, a fleet devastated by a hurricane along the Florida coastline in 1715.
Acquired by Wayne in 2001 at auctions in New York City while staying at the historic Roosevelt Hotel, this piece offers collectors a rare connection to the storied history of shipwreck treasure.
Details:
Weight: 0.96 grams
The silver fragment is broken and well-worn, making it unreadable. The original coin would have featured the iconic Hapsburg Shield, a hallmark of its era.
Encased in a protective plastic container.
Additional Inclusions:
A photocopy of the 1715 Fleet summary, provided in 2001.
A Certificate of Authenticity, including the item ID number (as shown in the image).
This pure silver relic from the infamous 1715 Treasure Fleet is a remarkable artifact for collectors, encapsulating a piece of maritime history.
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- SKU
- CC 1142
- Dimensions (mm)
- 12.7 x 10.2 x 1.2 mm
- Weight (g)
- 0.96
- Year
- 1715
- Silver Coins
- Yes
- Colours
-
Worn Spanish Reale Coin Fragment – A Maritime Collectible
This fragment of a Spanish Reale, minted as a Cob in Mexico, comes from the 1715 Plate Fleet of Nueva España, a fleet devastated by a hurricane along the Florida coastline in 1715.
Acquired by Wayne in 2001 at auctions in New York City while staying at the historic Roosevelt Hotel, this piece offers collectors a rare connection to the storied history of shipwreck treasure.
Details:
Weight: 0.96 grams
The silver fragment is broken and well-worn, making it unreadable. The original coin would have featured the iconic Hapsburg Shield, a hallmark of its era.
Encased in a protective plastic container.
Additional Inclusions:
A photocopy of the 1715 Fleet summary, provided in 2001.
A Certificate of Authenticity, including the item ID number (as shown in the image).
This pure silver relic from the infamous 1715 Treasure Fleet is a remarkable artifact for collectors, encapsulating a piece of maritime history.
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