(1708-14) COLOMBIA ESCUDO CARLOS II NGC MS65 FINEST KNOWN 1715 FLEET SHIPWRECK us coins

(1708-14) COLOMBIA ESCUDO CARLOS II NGC MS65 FINEST KNOWN 1715 FLEET SHIPWRECK us coins(1708 14) COLOMBIA ESCUDO CARLOS II NGC MS65 FINEST KNOWN POSTHUMOUS ISSUE 1715 FLEET SHIPWRECK Description: This breathtaking gem uncirculated gold escudo is an extremely rare specimen and arguably a coin that some consider worthy to be in a museum. Spanish Colonial gold escudos are rare in any grades as most were circulated heavily throughout the world. How this specimen survived for over 400 years in gem uncirculated condition is nothing short of a

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