Later, after the provenance had been properly researched and better conservation methods were used, a Florida syndicate arranged to have ongoing finds from this wreck permanently encapsulated in hard-plastic holders by the authentication and grading firm ANACS, with the wreck provenance clearly stated inside the slab; more recent offerings have bypassed this encapsulation. Ongoing salvage efforts have good reason to be hopeful, as the manifest of the Consolación stated the value of her registered cargo as 146,000 pesos in silver coins in addition to silver and gold ingots, plus an even higher sum in contraband, according to custom. Is the world's premier specialist in the colonial coinage of Spanish America, shipwreck coins and artifacts of all nations. In addition to our Online Store, we sell coins and artifacts at various numismatic shows around the nation.
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The item "Consolacion Shipwreck (1681) Potosi Bolivia Cob 8 Reales 1676E In Silver Bezel" is in sale since Friday, December 21, 2018. This item is in the category "Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ World\South America\Bolivia". The seller is "sedwickcoins" and is located in Winter Park, Florida. This item can be shipped to United States.