8 REALE COIN FROM THE 1715 FLEET TREASURE. 

WITH COA.

I HAD A BIDDER ASK IF IT WAS A FAKE.

NO! IT ISN'T A FAKE IT'S A "REAL REALE".

IF YOU HAVE CONCERNS THAT THIS ISN'T WHAT I SHOW. IF YOU FEEL THAT WAY THEN DON'T BUY IT. 

I DO NOT SELL FAKES. MY FEEDBACK WILL BACK ME UP.

THE ELEVEN SHIPS LEFT HAVANA CUBA ON JULY 27,1715 BOUND FOR SPAIN.

ON THE NIGHT OF JULY 30, THEY ENCOUNTERED A TERRIBLE HURRICANE.

TEN OF THE ELEVEN SHIPS WERE POUNDED TO DEATH ON THE FLORIDA REEFS.

MORE THAN 1,000 MEN AND ABOUT $15,000,000.00 IN TREASURE WERE LOST.

THE SALVAGED COINS WERE MINTED DURING 

THE REIGN OF KING PHILLIP V OF SPAIN.

HE RULED FROM 1700 TO 1746.

HIS COAT OF ARMS IS DIFFERENT FROM PREVIOUS MONARCHS 

AS IT WAS MODIFIED TO INCLUDE A SMALL SHIELD WITH THREE " FLEUR DE LIS" 

IN THE CENTER OF THE COAT OF ARMS (YOU CAN SEE THEM ON THE COIN).

THEREFORE ALL COINS WITH THE CREST OF PHILLIP V THAT WERE FOUND ON THESE WRECKS CAN BE POSITIVELY DATED IN THE PERIOD 1700 - 1715.

THIS SILVER COIN HAS BEEN WRAPPED

WITH AN 18KT GOLD BEZEL AND 14KT GOLD BALE.

THIS WAS GIVEN TO ME BY ONE OF MY CLIENTS THAT

INVESTED IN THE TREASURE SEARCH FOR THE SUNKEN 1715 FLEET.

HE HAD SMALL BARS OF GOLD AND GOLD CHAINS AS PART OF HIS INVESTMENT. 

NOT TO MENTION COINS.

A COA OF THE COIN WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE SALE. SEE IMAGES.

WEIGHT: 27.34 GRNS., 0.965 OZ., 422.6GN

GREAT TO WEAR, BUT HEAVY. 

PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.