1610-1618 Spain Philip III Gold Cob Escudo NGC MS62 The FINEST KNOWN shipwreck

1610-1618 Spain Philip III Gold Cob Escudo NGC MS62 The FINEST KNOWN shipwreck1610 1618 Spain Philip III Gold Cob Escudo NGC MS62 The FINEST KNOWN. Very choice and hand struck nicely. This is also the only example known. Unique. Issuer Spain King Philip III (1598 1621) Type Standard circulation coin Years 1610 1618 (1610 1620) Value 1 Escudo Obverse Crowned shield of royal arms between mint mark with assayer mark below and value Reverse Cross in quatrefoil, date above in legend Mint MD Royal Mint of Spain (Real Casa de la

The reverse features Virtus

We recently bought 2 of these Kellogg $50 Restrikes from a collection out of Florida that’s been off the market for 20 years

This coin will be a welcome addition to a fine collection of Saint-Gaudens double eagles

Hand-struck Colonial Spanish Gold from the 1600s and 1700s is rare and coveted due to several factors

• Gold bullion value

He rose to prominence in the Roman world after conquering Jerusalem in 70 C

She does not celebrate a single battle—she announces victory as a condition

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Tiberius’ mother

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All fractionals are very rare and highly sought after

For nearly 250 years the sea would hold the treasure captive