ATOCHA SPANISH SHIPWRECK RECOVERED 8 REALES SILVER COIN WITH COA PAPERS NR #461

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ATOCHA SPANISH SHIPWRECK RECOVERED 8 REALES SILVER COIN WITH COA PAPERS NR #461
Up for bidding: A silver coin recovered in the 1980s from a 1622 Spanish shipwreck. The coin was being carried from the New World on the galleon ship the Nuestra Senora de Atocha back to Spain when it sank because of a storm near the Florida keys. The coins were hand stamped at the Potosi mint in Peru between the years of 1596 and 1621 during Phillip III's reign. The coin features the Jerusalem cross, 2 lions inside de tressure, and 2 castles. This coin comes with two informational packets about the coin, shipwreck, and excavation. Also included is a certificate of authenticity and insurance appraisal from 1995. Bid today to own this piece of history!
Item details:
Year - 1596-1621
Denomination - Reales
Metal/Purity - 92%-98% Silver
Diameter - approx. 38mm x 35mm
Weight -  23.2 grams
Please review the photos to determine the condition of this coin.
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Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns:
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
Sales Tax:
Standard Missouri sales tax will be charged on all orders shipped within the state of Missouri.
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Shipping
Our office is open Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Mountain Standard Time. We are closed for standard U.S. holidays. Questions received outside of these business hours may not receive a response before the close of an auction.
We offer combined shipping when applicable. We will send an updated invoice to reflect combined shipping costs within 1-2 days from the auction end date. Items are shipped within 1-2 business days of receiving payment. Most shipments within the U.S. are shipped via USPS Priority or First Class mail. High value items and international orders are shipped via FedEx or UPS.
Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
Up for bidding: A silver coin recovered in the 1980s from a Spanish shipwreck in 1622. The coin was being carried from the New World on the galleon ship the Nuestra Senora de Atocha back to Spain when it sank because of a storm near the Florida keys. The coins were hand stamped at the Potosi mint in Peru between the years of 1590 and 1615 during Phillip III's reign. The coin features the royal seal of Phillip III, one of the last Hapsburg kings. On the reverse side is a Greek cross with lion and castle insignias. This coin comes with two informational packets about the coin, shipwreck, and excavation. Also included is a certificate of authenticity and insurance appraisal from 1995. Bid today to own this piece of history! Item details: ---Year - 1590-1615 ---Denomination - Reales ---Metal/Purity - 92%-98% Silver ---Diameter - approx. 38mm x 35mm ---Weight - 23.2 grams Please review the photos to determine the condition of this coin. [*Click here to see our current listings*] (https://stores.ebay.com/turnaroundrarities?_rdc=1) Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed. Returns: Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process. Sales Tax: Standard Missouri sales tax will be charged on all orders shipped within the state of Missouri.
1590-1650 SILVER COIN RECOVERED FROM NUESTRA SENORA DE ATOCHA WITH PAPERS NR 461
Up for bidding: A silver coin recovered in the 1980s from a Spanish shipwreck in 1622. The coin was being carried from the New World on the galleon ship the Nuestra Senora de Atocha back to Spain when it sank because of a storm near the Florida keys. The coins were hand stamped at the Potosi mint in Peru between the years of 1590 and 1615 during Phillip III's reign. The coin features the royal seal of Phillip III, one of the last Hapsburg kings. On the reverse side is a Greek cross with lion and castle insignias. This coin comes with two informational packets about the coin, shipwreck, and excavation. Also included is a certificate of authenticity and insurance appraisal from 1995. Bid today to own this piece of history!
Item details:
Year - 1590-1615
Denomination - Reales
Metal/Purity - 92%-98% Silver
Diameter - approx. 38mm x 35mm
Weight -  23.2 grams
Please review the photos to determine the condition of this coin.
*Click here to see our current listings*
Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns:
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
Sales Tax:
Standard Missouri sales tax will be charged on all orders shipped within the state of Missouri.
Hours
Our office is open Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Mountain Standard Time. We are closed for standard U.S. holidays. Questions received outside of these business hours may not receive a response before the close of an auction.
Shipping
We offer combined shipping when applicable. We will send an updated invoice to reflect combined shipping costs within 1-2 days from the auction end date. Items are shipped within 1-2 business days of receiving payment. Most shipments within the U.S. are shipped via USPS Priority or First Class mail. High value items and international orders are shipped via FedEx or UPS.
Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
Up for bidding: A silver coin recovered in the 1980s from a Spanish shipwreck in 1622. The coin was being carried from the New World on the galleon ship the Nuestra Senora de Atocha back to Spain when it sank because of a storm near the Florida keys. The coins were hand stamped at the Potosi mint in Peru between the years of 1590 and 1615 during Phillip III's reign. The coin features the royal seal of Phillip III, one of the last Hapsburg kings. On the reverse side is a Greek cross with lion and castle insignias. This coin comes with two informational packets about the coin, shipwreck, and excavation. Also included is a certificate of authenticity and insurance appraisal from 1995. Bid today to own this piece of history!
Item details:
Year - 1590-1615
Denomination - Reales
Metal/Purity - 92%-98% Silver
Diameter - approx. 38mm x 35mm
Weight -  23.2 grams
Please review the photos to determine the condition of this coin.
*Click here to see our current listings*
Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns:
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
Sales Tax:
Standard Missouri sales tax will be charged on all orders shipped within the state of Missouri.