This near full weight two reale coming from the 1715 fleet debris field bears a great cross with lions and castles on the reverse as well as partial shield on the obverse. An interested planchet shape..

This fabulous piece is just as it was when it came off the ocean floor after sitting underwater for 300+ years. Bearing a faint cross on the reverse and shield on the obverse without any cleaning this..

Obverse, Shield side (front of coin) - Denomination "1" is clear as well as most of Shield, Can be worn showing the front of the back of coin. Great gift for any pirate lover.Reverse, Cross side (back..

NGC Certified and encapsulated treasure coin (large holder).Obverse, Shield side (front of coin) - Crown and Shield are in direct view. Big, thick heavy treasure coin. Excellent deep, silver tone.Reve..

Coming in at a reduced weight of 11.62 this piece has some weight and features lost over its 300+ years on the ocean floor. Showing a worn cross with partial lions and castles on the reverse and parti..

This Cleaned and rare shaped planchet recovered from the 1715 Fleet bears the weight and cut of a 4 reale, bearing worn cross, lions, and castles on the reverse as well as the shield of Philip V on th..

This undated cob style piece was struck on a rare shaped planchet from the Mexico City Mint between 1702-1715. The coin does not show assayer mark or date but still shows the Reverse sided cross as we..

SOLD!!    Gold Cob-type Two Escudo. Hand-struck with crude die.Reverse bears well detailed Cross as well as a partially detailed Obverse Shield.Recovered off the 1715 Fleet wreck sites.Gold ..

SOLD!!  This sharp Escudo bears a dating range of 1702-1710 and was struck at the Mexico City Mint. Weighing 3.33 Grams there is not a visible assayer but Reverse bears a great box end cross as w..