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Posted 13 years ago
NicoleJere…
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Shown is a coin that was made from a certified silver bar (A340-85) that was on board the Nuestra Señora De Atocha. The ship sunk on September 6, 1622 near the Florida Keys. It was part of King Phillip IV of Spain's Tierra Firme Fleet. The ship was discovered by Mel Fisher's search team on July 20, 1985.
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very cool....
How much is it worth , it's beautiful?
" is a coin that was made from a certified silver bar (A340-85)" there for this coin is a copy worth only the metal value. If you can find some one who actually collects this type of thing (relic made) they may be willing to pay a premium. Good luck.