1600's Spanish Mexico Silver 8 Reales Pirate Cob Coin Pendant Possible Shipwreck

Description: Rare 1600's Spanish Mexico Silver 8 Reales Pirate Cob Coin Pendant Step back in time with this authentic piece of maritime and colonial history—a 1600's Spanish Mexico Silver 8 Reales "Pirate Cob" Coin Pendant, possibly originating from the legendary shipwreck of the Nuestra Señora de la Concepción. When I bought it, it was listed as such, but the seller didn't provide provenance. Item Details:Era: 1600'sOrigin: Minted in Spanish MexicoComposition: Solid silver (approx. 8 reales denomination)Design: Irregular "cob" shape, showcasing its hand-struck craftsmanship. Features elements of Spanish colonial markings, including a partial cross and shield.Mounting: Set in a custom bezel, ready to wear as a pendant.Total Weight: 35 grams Historical Significance: The 8 Reales coin, often called a "Piece of Eight," was a cornerstone of global trade during the Spanish Empire. Widely circulated, it became a favorite among sailors and privateers. This coin may have been part of the treasure carried aboard the Concepción, a Spanish galleon that met its watery fate in the Caribbean in 1641.Condition:Coin exhibits expected wear from centuries of exposure, adding to its charm and authenticity.Bezel and loop are modern additions to ensure durability for wear.Why This Piece?Collectible Value: A true gem for maritime, pirate, and shipwreck enthusiasts.Wearable History: Carry a piece of the past with you every day.Conversation Starter: Perfect for historians and adventurers alike.Disclaimer: While this piece appears to be consistent with coins recovered from shipwrecks like the Concepción, it does not come with certification or provenance directly tying it to a specific wreck. No C.O.A is included. Free Shipping: Due to the value of this item, it will be shipped Priority Mail with Signature Confirmation at no additional cost.

Price: 799.95 USD

Location: Phoenix, Arizona

End Time: 2025-01-20T21:42:25.000Z

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