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<p>[QUOTE="man2004, post: 3196981, member: 86990"]Yes, I posted the photos to open up a discussion about these "clumps" of coins that were likely recovered in Caribbean waters. I have virtually no experience with coins recovered by treasure hunters, metal detectors, etc. Unfortunately, the coins were not purchased with any certificates attached to a specific shipwreck. I was only told by the seller that they were recovered in Caribbean waters. From the photos, Sedwick was able to tell me that they are Bust-Type 8 Reales likely from either the Cazador 1783 or Leocadia 1800. Unfortunately, Sedwick is currently working on a large project. So, I would not receive a formal appraisal from them for quite some time. </p><p><br /></p><p>With that information, I am curious about were I can submit them for certification and their approximate value. I am also wondering if they should be conserved or if they should remain in their current state. I simply bought these because I liked them in hand. The photos do not do them justice! As [USER=85172]@ilmcoins[/USER] mentioned, the history behind these coins could be amazing. It is my hope that we can piece together a timeline with input from our "non-expert" members. I appreciate any information you can offer and respect your knowledge at any level.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="man2004, post: 3196981, member: 86990"]Yes, I posted the photos to open up a discussion about these "clumps" of coins that were likely recovered in Caribbean waters. I have virtually no experience with coins recovered by treasure hunters, metal detectors, etc. Unfortunately, the coins were not purchased with any certificates attached to a specific shipwreck. I was only told by the seller that they were recovered in Caribbean waters. From the photos, Sedwick was able to tell me that they are Bust-Type 8 Reales likely from either the Cazador 1783 or Leocadia 1800. Unfortunately, Sedwick is currently working on a large project. So, I would not receive a formal appraisal from them for quite some time. With that information, I am curious about were I can submit them for certification and their approximate value. I am also wondering if they should be conserved or if they should remain in their current state. I simply bought these because I liked them in hand. The photos do not do them justice! As [USER=85172]@ilmcoins[/USER] mentioned, the history behind these coins could be amazing. It is my hope that we can piece together a timeline with input from our "non-expert" members. I appreciate any information you can offer and respect your knowledge at any level.[/QUOTE]
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