One-of-a-kind Rare Circa 1535 Unknown Shipwreck 22k Gold 1 Escudo - The Legendary Pirate Era Doubloon 18k Gold Pendant | Artifact #3828 - Act Fast [dtnw2S6G]

Rare 1535 Shipwreck 22K Gold Doubloon Pendant

Discover the allure of the legendary pirate era with our authentic 22K gold 1 Escudo doubloon pendant, meticulously recovered from the shores of Cadiz Bay. This exquisite piece of history embodies the spirit of the pirate era, captivating collectors and adventurers alike. The pendant is crafted with 18K gold bezel, ensuring both durability and a luxurious aesthetic.

Unique Coin Details

Our gold doubloon pendant is a testament to craftsmanship and historical significance. Minted between 1535 and 1556 in Seville, Spain, this 22K gold coin boasts a weight of 3.4 grams and features the Jerusalem Cross on the reverse and the Royal Shield of Joanna and Charles on the obverse. The assayer's mark, "*" Star "estrella" Julian de Carvaja, and the "S" Seville mint mark add to its authenticity. The coin's luxury-width bezel and articulating nautical shackle bail with a 6.2mm inside diameter make it a stunning piece of wearable art.

• Benefits:
• Authentic 22K gold doubloon recovered from Cadiz Bay shipwreck.
• Luxury-width 18K gold bezel for a refined look.
• Articulating nautical shackle bail for easy chain attachment.

Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts

Whether you're a seasoned collector or a treasure enthusiast, our Cadiz Bay gold doubloon pendant offers a unique blend of history and artistry. The pendant comes complete with a 100% authentic lifetime guarantee, a detailed 3-page photo certificate of authenticity, and an 8-page gold doubloons of Spain historic brief. This piece is not just a jewelry item; it's a portal to the past, allowing you to own a piece of history. Ideal for individuals who appreciate the beauty and stories behind antique coins and treasures.

• Practical Uses:
• Make a statement piece for your collection.
• Wearable history for daily inspiration.
• Perfect gift for history enthusiasts and collectors.