TN cob reference gallery

[Blak bart]

Is there a way to view a photo gallery of all the cobs that have been posted here on treasurenet ? I get the feeling that there is no way to see them except by tracking down every post. If there was a gallery or database of spanish cobs we would have a collection of photos that could be a great reference guide to help identify your cobs. I dont know how many photos of found cobs are on this site, but it has to be pretty substantial. There are examples of lots of different types of cobs on this site that could be very helpful to those seeking info on there cobs. Problem is I dont know how to go about bringing all those pics together to form a gallery or refrence page ? With all the pics and data accumulated here it could be a major source of info about cobs. Is this a dumb idea ? Is there already somthing like this ? Anyone else have a similar idea or know how to get somthing like this started ? I guess you could just start a cob refrence photo thread ?? How many cobs have been posted on this site.

 

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[bradyboy]

maybe use the search engine bar at the top right

 

[Mackaydon]

I believe Daniel Frank Sedwick is still a sponsor of TNet.
Go through any of his archived catalogs and you will see enough cobs to answer most, if not all, of your questions.
Click on then browse through any of his past catalogs at this site: http://www.sedwickcoins.com/archive.htm
Don.......

 

[Blak bart]

You see.....I knew that !! I just had to have you remind me don !! Thanks. Along with many other types of treasure.

 

[huntsman53]

Shipwreck Treasure Cob Coins from Spanish Shipwrecks: Atocha, 1715 Fleet,Maravillas, Margarita, Consolacion, Capitana, 1713 Fleet, Golden Fleece.

Silver cobs from Potosi, Bolivia. Cob coins, Macacos, Macuquinas, Pillars and Waves and Shield types. Pieces of Eight. Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC

 

[Blak bart]

Thanks frank !!

 

[huntsman53]

Thanks frank !!

No thanks needed! I was actually checking out the Cobs on the sites just yesterday, trying to see if there was any info on rectangular Cobs. There must be a reason why your's is shaped as it is and inquiring minds want to know!


Frank