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Topic: [Auction] Spanish chipwreck coin, 1747 . authentic. coin from pirates age (Read 846 times)

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You won it, please pm me with your details
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legendary
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฿uy ฿itcoin
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legendary
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฿uy ฿itcoin
legendary
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newbie
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11 hours till the end of auction. As i understand there is no coin collectors here. As i listed some old and rare coins and very few bids so far
newbie
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coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18469.html
Sand patina-it is taken from water. possibly

Thanks for the link! Would've thought it would be worth more than $20.

I bid 0.001

Highest bid.
Auction ends today midnight, dont miss your chance
newbie
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please bid, its a bargain at this price
newbie
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The coin is fake. In 1747 they hammered hot silver and gold coins making them Imperfect. The coin in the picture is round and looks to be the same thickness all around.
I did told the coin is not fake! So stop messing my thread, please
legendary
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฿uy ฿itcoin
I did some digging and it appears to be this coin:

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/spain-maravedi-km-368-1746-1747-cuid-1082597-duid-1514427

I don't think the coin is fake. The coins are selling for ~$20 on Ebay.
legendary
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The coin is fake. In 1747 they hammered hot silver and gold coins making them Imperfect. The coin in the picture is round and looks to be the same thickness all around.

Interested in the coin but would you let someone authenticate it.  Last thing i need is a fake coin which the money doesnt matter, its the fact of getting one over'd on.
hero member
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The coin is fake. In 1747 they hammered hot silver and gold coins making them Imperfect. The coin in the picture is round and looks to be the same thickness all around.
newbie
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newbie
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1. That a real coin. As i said, escrow release only after you inspect it. 101% its real, my word, as newcomer but still a word
If there is any doubt should i put it on the weight scales?
legendary
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NGC and PCGS will both grade and authentic such a coin.  Outside of that, you would need quite a bit of experience with that series of coins to properly determine authenticity.

That said, in my opinion, the coin in the OP has spent a good deal of time submerged in salt water.

coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18469.html
Sand patina-it is taken from water. possibly

I do understand how to find out what coin it's supposed to be, my question is more specific - let me clarify. 

Will any coin dealer be able to verify if this coin is authentic or a replica?  My local coin dealer can definitely authenticate US or popular world coins, but I'm wondering if a specialist would be required for this type of coin.
legendary
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Meh.
coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18469.html
Sand patina-it is taken from water. possibly

I do understand how to find out what coin it's supposed to be, my question is more specific - let me clarify.  

Will any coin dealer be able to verify if this coin is authentic or a replica?  My local coin dealer can definitely authenticate US or popular world coins, but I'm wondering if a specialist would be required for this type of coin.

It looks like an actual coin from the shipwreck.. But let me call down a buddy of mine who's an expert in shipwreck coins to determine if it's the real deal or a replica.

[Insert Rick meme here]
legendary
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coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18469.html
Sand patina-it is taken from water. possibly

I do understand how to find out what coin it's supposed to be, my question is more specific - let me clarify. 

Will any coin dealer be able to verify if this coin is authentic or a replica?  My local coin dealer can definitely authenticate US or popular world coins, but I'm wondering if a specialist would be required for this type of coin.
legendary
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฿uy ฿itcoin
coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18469.html
Sand patina-it is taken from water. possibly

Thanks for the link! Would've thought it would be worth more than $20.

I bid 0.001
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legendary
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Pretty cool, is there a way to authenticate it?  I'm not sure of the process for authenticating shipwreck coins.  Smiley
legendary
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Meh.
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Up for auction is Spanish shipwreck coin from 1747 . Pirates age. Thats an authetic coin. Escrow release only after you get it and inspect + research yourself

one time offer, take your part in auction

PICTURES:

https://ibb.co/ge4ifv
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STARTING BID: 0.00BTC
MINIMUM BID INCREMENT: 0.001BTC
END TIME: MAY 30th, 2017, 23:59:59 PDT
SNIPE: Any bid made in last 15 minutes will extend the auction 15 minutes beyond end time until no new bids are made.
SHIPPING: based on location and shipping preference from 0.0015BTC Europe to 0.0025BTC worldwide


escrow - minerjones -

P.s. can someone repost my images urls in a comment, please do it visible to everyone. They just dont appear to me :/ thanks in advance
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