Looking to buy for personal collection-

[Mcfixaleak]

Alright guys I’m new to this forum and have been doing my own research with not much luck on online stores-
I’m looking for Atocha, 1715 fleet, and or Jupiter wreck artifacts, coins, and set coins.
Mostly Atocha and Jupiter wreck- as they are the more desirable atleast for me.

I am looking to purchase a nice grade 1 (open to other grades) 4 reales or even 8 reales pendant.
The coin clarity/quality is most important, but also the setting is important.
Or if I acquire a fine coin anyone know who should be able to set it in a custom setting of choice?

Also, I am looking to start acquiring artifacts- small display items.

Atocha, Jupiter wreck, and 1715 fleet in that order...
Pendant, artifacts, coins...

Also, I am a business owner myself so I appreciate and respect business operations- therefore when I purchase somewhere or from someone I continue to only purchase with them (unless done wrong).

Can you guys point me in the right direction on where to begin?!?
Thank you all and hope you and your families enjoy a safe 4th!

 

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Look up Carl Fismer on Facebook.

 

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Spanish Main Antiques on Facebook will get you Marc Anthony. He specializes on treasure coins and artifacts. He is located in St. Augustine, FL.

Or you can wait, as I intend to catalog and offer up my collection, first on TNet and then will likely consign to Sedwick. Marc Anthony a decade ago was in need of cash infusion for his business so I made the arrangement to buy direct from his inventory. I cherry picked about 4k worth of treasure. Now, I'll be looking to sell some items. Marc wants to buy it back from me, but I'm not interested in selling it below market so he can make additional margin. I know what I have and am aware of the market. Sedwick will likely net the largest return, but I will offer it here below what it will realize at auction to save on the consignment fees (and having to wait for my funds).

 

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