Spanish Cob Silver Coin
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You need to be a Charter Member to sell on Treasure Net--with a couple of exceptions.
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Have you ID-ed the shipwreck or the coins?
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Send me some prices .. i am interested..
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I think that if one dives a wreck site and finds significant finds, he shares a responsibility of an attribution to the ship of origin. Maybe the OP has done this, hopefully so.Very nice cobs though and surely more there left behind.
Private notification .. c vent the site issues
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Can you post picture of the other side of cobs please...
I may be interested in 2 of them I see...
I may be interested in 2 of them I see...
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smells fishy now
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Assayer "T" could be Potosi assayer Juan Ximenez de Tapia (1618-1623); perhaps an 'Atocha' coin.
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