1598-1621 Potosi Mint Peru 2 Reales in 18 Karat Yellow Gold Pendant #18968

18 Karat Yellow Gold Crucifix Pendant This crucifix pendant was meticulously crafted from 18K yellow gold for a gorgeous, finished look! Size: 31.02mm X 16.15mm X 4.23mm Weight: 2...

Vintage 18 Karat Yellow Gold Cameo Brooch/Pendant This lovely cameo features a lovely lady in profile framed in beautifully detailed 18K yellow gold. Can be worn as a brooch or a pe...

18 Karat Yellow Gold Crucifix Pendant This gorgeous crucifix pendant was crafted from 14K yellow gold with meticulous detailing! Size: 28.24mm X 14.8mm X 3.43mm Weight: 1.39 g/ 0....

18 Karat Yellow Gold Opal Pendant- This 18 Karat Yellow Gold Opal Pendant is a mesmerizing piece that captures the vibrant colors and unique beauty of opal. With its radiant gold se...

Original authentic Atocha Coin 8 Reale Grade 2 unmounted coin with original Treasure Salvors Inc. certificate, signed by Mel Fisher. Grade 2 dictates tha...

Original Atocha Shipwreck silver coin 8 Reale Potosi Mint grade 3 unmounted. Complete with the original Treasure Salvors Inc., signed by Mel Fisher. Grade 2-3 dictates that the coin was retrieved from the middle of the pack in the wreckage with less corrosion compared to Grade 3 or 4. Grade 1 coins are of the finest quality with minimal corrosion. The Potosi Mint signifies that the coin was minted in northern Peru, modern-day Bolivia. An 8 Reales silver coin was approximately equivalent to one month’s pay for a sailor in the 1600’s. Atocha Coin...

Dazzling 18k yellow gold long warm peachy-yellow sapphire pendant from our Blossom collection. Perfect to add a splash of colour to your day and outfit. For a minimal look, you can w...

Original Atocha Shipwreck coin grade 2 Potosi mint 4 Reale Assayer "Q" Philip. Complete with the original Treasure Salvors INC. certification. Signed by Mel Fisher. Fixed on a 14k solid gold bezel set pendant. Assayed by Augustin de la Quadra ("Q", 1613-1616) in Potosi. 4 Reale Denomination growing increasingly rare: Most of the coins on board the Atocha were of the 8 Reale denomination. Due to their smaller size, 2 and 4 Reale coins didn't survive the shipwreck as well as the larger 8 Reale coins did. Grade 2 dictates that the coin was retrieved from the middle of the pack in the wreckage with less corrosion compared to Grade 3 or 4. The Potosi Mint signifies that the coin was minted in northern Peru, modern-day Bolivia. Coin Details: - Type: Atocha Coin...