Spanish Silver Shipwreck Coin from 1628 Lucayan Beach Recovery | Necklace set in 14K solid gold Origin_Greek while the reverse bears the

while the reverse bears the symbols of the Ginza mint

reflecting the meticulous standards of late-Edo era minting

Date: from 103-76 B

which sank off the coast of Cape Canaveral during a hurricane

this pendant is a unique and wearable artifact from the early 17th century

Spanish Silver Shipwreck Coin from 1628 Lucayan Beach Recovery | Necklace set in 14K solid gold Origin_Greek while the reverse bears theThis Spanish Piece of 8 was recovered from the 1628 shipwreck site at Lucayan Beach, Grand Bahama Islands. The pendant is about the size of a half dollar. Product Description: Coin Type: Hand Struck Cob Denomination: Four Reales Mint: Mexico City Empire: Spanish Colonial Ruler: Philip III Date: c. 1620, Assayer D Metal: Silver Weight: 12. 8 grams Obverse: Crowned Hapsburg Coat of Arms for King of Spain. Mint mark "o M" and assayer mark "D" visible on