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Atocha Shipwreck (1576-1587) Silver 8 Reales Potosi Philip II Grade 1 Treasure Coin With COA So-Called Dollar Invasion of southern France

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Invasion of southern France

1951 Washington Quarter - NGC MS 66

2017 $1 Silver Eagle "First Day of Issue" NGC - MS 70 "Red Core"

So I had to remove these bars from their original holders

Obverse: Features Generals George C

Atocha Shipwreck (1576-1587) Silver 8 Reales Potosi Philip II Grade 1 Treasure Coin With COA So-Called Dollar Invasion of southern FranceGenuine shipwreck coin recovered from the Nuestra Senora De Atocha by Mel Fisher's Treasure Salvors, Inc. Sunk in the Florida Key's, September 6, 1622, the Atocha was laden with silver, gold and emeralds. These coins have absolutely soared in value in recent years. Coin Number: 85A 124035 Reign: Philip II Denomination: 8 Reales Assayer: B 1576 1587 Mint: Potosi Date: Never Dated Weight: 27. 4 Grade: One (1)

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