KeysDiveGuideVol.24(GalleonHunter6)Spanish Colonial Treasure Coins
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2013
- Join cob coin enthusiast Don Ferguson and Treasure Diver Sam McCamy for a comprehensive look at the coins the Treasure Galleons carried in their holds! Gold and silver cobs were individually struck, making each coin unique. There were far more silver cobs struck than gold cobs.
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Beautiful coins and jewelry.... this great and informative video.
Thanks for your support, SDB!
The old spanish coins are all master pieces ! Perfect in every way, the wheight, the shape, and the complexity and richness of design .
I'm glad you enjoyed the show, Radar Blue! I hope you found it informative!
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Never Forget this moment !
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I WOULD LOVE TO FIND A CHEST FULL OF THOSE ! ( LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. HAAAA! ) VERY INFORMATIVE SIR . 👏
Always great stuff Don. Holly and I watch these quite a bit.
You put together incredibly informative and very well done videos. Great job!
I'm glad you found the show informative, M.Lewis! I've now produced 35 FREE Shows for my KeysDiveGuide RUclips Channel! 180 dive sites throughout the Keys to locate and explore!
Don - I'm a little late seeing this fine educational work you put together; seriously, well done! It is so easy to drift-off into fantasies about finding some treasure like that displayed here, but therein lay the real meaning of hope. Again, sorry it took me so long to find you.
Hello John! Good to be in touch. I'm glad you enjoyed the show. I included many sources for further study in the show's credits. I figured if I was going to document the GPS position of every shipwreck of the 1733 Spanish Treasure Fleet, I might as well identify and discuss a few of the coins these ships carried in their holds as well. Regards, Don
Thanks John! I'm glad you enjoyed the show! The KeysDiveGuide RUclips Channel is geared toward people interested in our maritime heritage like YOU! Thanks for your likes and views!
Thanks for the lesson on the coins.I've always wanted to know the difference between the coins.very informative.
I'm glad you enjoyed the show Todd!
great quality video
Thanks for the kind words, Thecoolable!😀
grew up in S. Florida and knew of the existence of these wrecks, but this detail is amazing - Thanks
Thanks Speed Racer....It's good to be appreciated. I've worked hard on these shows!
Yes, Speed Racer, my GPS Coordinates will put you right on 'em and I'm glad you appreciate DETAIL! I worked hard on these shows.
i have alot of knowledge about these coins thanks alot
Glad you enjoyed the show Keith!
Макукины - очень интересные монеты! 👍
Awesome video!Thanks so much it’s very informative!
Thanks for your kind words, jasoneyopp9744!
Awesome video! Very informative
Thanks Josh.....I'm glad you enjoyed the show!
amazing
just awesome
Thanks goziutka! Glad you liked the show!
why would the pillars on the back of the coin represent the Pillars of Hercules?
Wouldn't the the Very Catholic Spanish put the pillars of the temple of Solomon on their coins??
Look it up for yourself, manuelkong. The Pillars represent the Pillars of Hercules. I tried to show what every inscription on the Pillar Dollar coins meant to the best of my research. The Catholics in Spain back then were just a pack of hypocrites. They didn't really care that two civilizations, the Mayan and the Incan, were completely wiped out by the Spanish. As long as the crooked church got its 10% of the Spanish-stolen gold and silver, the Catholic Church could care less about the Mayans and Incans.
You know a trick I use to clean any silver, in a pot on the stove a roughly screwed up aluminum that's been sort of stretch to cover bottom of pot, put silver in making sure it's covered with water....when really hot add 2 teaspoons of Baking Soda and watch it bubble, if it's a big pot kind of do the math
I never tried this one Naica!
Nice
Thanks Goldcic! I'm glad you enjoyed the show!
Really cool
thanks, craig! regards, don
Glad ya liked the show Craig!
ok tyu i will
I've got a Spanish coin found it today it's in good shape to silver though
Cool Gym Rat McCormick!
thanks keith! i'm glad you enjoyed the show. don
can you still go on dives
Absolutely!
+KeysDiveGuide - Don Ferguson Productions i would love to go on one with you
+KeysDiveGuide - Don Ferguson Productions also do i get to keep what i find
I don't dig or remove ANYTHING from the ocean without a state lease.....it's against the law. I relocate the wreck, take video/photos and leave only bubbles!
I've got a 2 escudo coin how do I get it certified
I haven't a clue, user-tr2rt6zm7l. Gold Escudos were more carefully struck than Silver Cobs, but there have been known counterfeits of both. Coins without certification are viewed with suspicion by collectors. I would take the coin to Sedwick for more information and appraisal.
very nice! thanks for sharing! do you guys sell the gold coins recovered - is their an internet presence ? thanks.
Check out the credits of the show Nikhil! I have listed many resources (books, internet, coin dealers) for the study and purchase of Spanish Colonial coins of all types! Thanks for your interest!
@@KeysDiveGuide will have a look. Thanks Don!
Would love to go on dive(s) with you, if you are still diving! Willing to help with expenses.
Would like that too Bill Staf! Currently I have family considerations that have kept my nose to the grindstone! Hopefully I'll get down to the Keys in late spring 2020. Are you on FB? If so like and follow my Keys Dive Guide FB Page and friend me at my Don Ferguson (personal) FB Page!
I have one I think a 8 reales that weight 14.64 grams.. Its silver..So do I have a genuine or dud?
I'd have to see it, Demetrius!
can you tell about my coin and which year
Perhaps, Ronald. I would need to see it. Is it a Cob coin? Cob coins were so irregular it is difficult to tell the year or even if it is a fake by sight. The best ID is a certificate as to the wreck from which the coin was recovered.
No Ronald I don't recognize it....I need a closer view.
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Rob Elardo fought at pig beach.
I'm sorry Hans.....I don't know Rob Elardo.
The term "rough as a cob" had nothing to do with Spanish treasure coins. It originated as a result of early Americans using corn cobs in place of our modern toilet paper. :)
+Ralph Bryant Hello Ralph! Have you ever felt a dried corncob? Rub one against your tough palm and it might draw blood! How this silly urban myth got started, I don't know. My Parents and Grandparents used old Sears Catalogs to wipe. Anyone stupid enough to use a corncob to wipe their butt certainly walked around with a bleeding anus!
it's an eight
I love those old Cob coins Gym Rat McCormick!
Жаль что этот ролик нельзя перевести на русский язык!
Здравствуйте, user-t04on1fd8g. извините, вы не понимаете английские слова в моем видео. Вы пробовали Bing или Google Translator?
@KeysDiveGuide Здравствуй, не пробовал, если бы этот ролик можно было перевести на русский язык у вас было бы ОЧЕНЬ МНОГО ПРОСМОТРОВ!