Spain 2 Escudos 1609-21 "Santa Margarita 1622 Shipwreck" PCGS 58
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ATOCHA's SANTA MARGARITA 1622 FLEET SHIPWRECK COIN comes with Original Mel Fisher TREASURE SALVORS' COA (1982!) and Original Receipt of $1,785 (see photos) from 1985!!! COA Artifact # 173-M-80 Dated 1st of Nov., 1982 w/ beautifully raised seal over name.
This Gold Cob was Discovered "within a Silver Coin CLUMP," as listed right on the Fisher COA! This beautiful Shipwreck Gold Doubloon was given to a little girl (only 16yrs old) by her grandmother, 40 years ago! She held onto this Treasure for 40 years, only now surfacing to the open market (now to help with the Great Granddaughter's college fund.) We had the coin Certified and Authenticated with PGCS coins, as well as Designated from the 1622 SANTA MARGARITA (which sank the same day and within Eye shot of her Sister Ship, the ATOCHA).
We were even able to have the Original TREASURE SALVORS COA "Artifact # 173-M-80" added to the PCGS Grade Tab to continue on it's history. This Gold Cob has a beautiful bright Luster as well as a Full Cross and Shield. Just a breathtaking piece of 400 years+ old History!
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This Gold Cob was Discovered "within a Silver Coin CLUMP," as listed right on the Fisher COA! This beautiful Shipwreck Gold Doubloon was given to a little girl (only 16yrs old) by her grandmother, 40 years ago! She held onto this Treasure for 40 years, only now surfacing to the open market (now to help with the Great Granddaughter's college fund.) We had the coin Certified and Authenticated with PGCS coins, as well as Designated from the 1622 SANTA MARGARITA (which sank the same day and within Eye shot of her Sister Ship, the ATOCHA).
We were even able to have the Original TREASURE SALVORS COA "Artifact # 173-M-80" added to the PCGS Grade Tab to continue on it's history. This Gold Cob has a beautiful bright Luster as well as a Full Cross and Shield. Just a breathtaking piece of 400 years+ old History!
Click here to read more about the 'Atocha 1622 Shipwreck'
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