US EditionThis coin is from the wreck of the Spanish treasure galleon Atocha which went down in a hurricane in 1622.
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This coin is from the wreck of the Spanish treasure galleon Atocha which went down in a hurricane in 1622.
17th century silver Spanish coin. The gold “frame” is not part of the coin. When I wear this coin Eileen says I have the Tony Soprano look. Paul Goldfinger photos. Side one. Side 2 Not exactly pocket change. PG By Paul Goldfinger, MD. Editor@Blogfinger.net The Atocha was loaded with treasure (gold, silver, jewels and jewelry) when it sunk in a hurricane off Key West in 1622. The wreck was scattered, and most of the treasure was not fo…
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