Authentic 1715 Fleet Shipwreck Gold Coin – Fully Dated 2 Escudos from Lima Mint
Own a piece of maritime history with this exceptional 2 Escudos gold coin recovered from the legendary 1715 Spanish Fleet shipwreck. Minted in Lima, Peru during the reign of Philip V and dated 1711, this rare treasure has been expertly mounted in an 18k gold pendant adorned with 0.15CT of diamonds.
Why This Coin is Extraordinary:
- Fully Dated: Clear 1711 date visible – a rare find among shipwreck coins
- Exceptional Grade: Extremely Fine condition with remarkable detail preservation
- Historic Provenance: Recovered from the 1715 Spanish Treasure Fleet that sank off Florida's coast
- Museum-Quality Craftsmanship: Set in custom 18k gold mount with diamond accents
- Wearable History: Ready to wear as a statement pendant celebrating 300+ years of heritage
Coin Specifications:
| Coin Number: | 1715-85953 |
| Denomination: | 2 Escudos |
| Mint: | Lima, Peru |
| Reign: | Philip V of Spain |
| Mint Master: | M |
| Coin Date: | 1711 |
| Grade: | Extra Fine |
| Mount: | 18k Gold with 0.15CT Diamonds |
Pendant Dimensions: Approximately 1.3" long (including bail) Ă— 1.1" wide
Each coin from the 1715 Fleet carries the story of Spain's golden age and the treacherous voyage that ended in tragedy. This authenticated treasure piece comes with a legacy that spans three centuries – from the royal mints of colonial Peru to the ocean floor, and now to your collection.