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  1. #1
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    Sep 2004
    Down South - Marietta, GA
    Minelab Explorer SE (land), Aquapulse AQ1B (sea), Fisher CZ-20 (water, beach), Fisher 1266X (woods)
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    Sedwick Auction

    Anybody watching the Sedwick auction? On lot #143 now.....

    Stan

  2. #2
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    Sep 2004
    Down South - Marietta, GA
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    Re: Sedwick Auction

    That Star of Lima 8 reale feature coin just went for $18,500!

    Stan

  3. #3

    Feb 2008
    203

    Re: Sedwick Auction

    How do we get to the correct section/site ? why so much ?

  4. #4
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    Sep 2004
    Down South - Marietta, GA
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    Re: Sedwick Auction

    Quote Originally Posted by Fla-Gal
    How do we get to the correct section/site ? why so much ?
    The auction catalog on the Sedwick website is here:

    http://www.sedwickcoins.com/treasure...n5/catalog.htm

    If you go to the bottom of the page you can click on the "icollector.com" ad to go straight to the auction. As of 8:30 EST they are on Lot #1219 of 1786.

    Here is the Star of Lima coin from the catalog:

    "Lima, Peru, cob 8 reales presentation strike, 1659V, "Star of Lima," rare, finest known. S-L5. 26.9 grams. By all accounts this is the finest known specimen of this rare, unauthorized issue, in fact believed to be THE coin that was intended for presentation to the king to show off the new minting and ask for approval (which never came). The immense crown above the pillars is beautifully detailed, and the •V•, *-LIMA-1659, •8• are equally impressively well struck above the 100% full waves, with most of the king's name PHILIPPVS visible in the legend, also with perfect lions and castles inside the cross on other side, whose bold legend shows reversed N's. Save for a touch of corrosion, this coin is undeniably Mint State, beautifully toned and worthy of the best collections. Estimate: $8,000 -$12,000."





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  5. #5
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    Pirate of the Martires

    Feb 2005
    Pinellas Park, Florida
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    Re: Sedwick Auction

    Stan, do you know where that coin came from? Is it a shipwreck coin?

  6. #6
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    Sep 2004
    Down South - Marietta, GA
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    1,030

    Re: Sedwick Auction

    Quote Originally Posted by scubasalvor
    Stan, do you know where that coin came from? Is it a shipwreck coin?
    It came from the Jupiter wreck (San Miguel el Arcangel)

    Stan

  7. #7
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    Pirate of the Martires

    Feb 2005
    Pinellas Park, Florida
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    4 times
    Shipwrecks

    Re: Sedwick Auction

    I thought so.

  8. #8

    Oct 2004
    N. San Diego area (Pic of my two best 'finds')
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    Re: Sedwick Auction

    Have the winning bids been posted or are they scheduled to be posted?

  9. #9

    Feb 2007
    100

    Re: Sedwick Auction

    Nice coin

 

 

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