Germany-Nurnberg: 1623 Thaler. 3 ornate rounded shields dividing date rev Crowned double headed imperial eagle mm 3 grain heads. KM-71, Dav 5637. aVF/VF natural flan crack. Rare only 3 coins of this date recovered from the wreck. With Permit for Possession of Underwater Cultural Heritage, Permit No 100960. (P) (Image1)

Estimate AU$2,000

Colombia: Sante Fe (Neuvo Reino) Mint Philip IV (1621-1665) cob 4 Reales, 1653 (full date), assayer POR (CC type 127, date not listed). Full date, mm and assayer mark & extremely rare. F/VF extremely rare as a normal issued coin (KM-10.1 cat VF US$5,000). Australian Government Permit for Possession no 100490 & therefore can only be sold to Australian residents. One of the rarest coins from this wreck. (P) (Image1)

Estimate AU$5,000

Spain: Burgos Mint NDV c1651 Philip IV Cob 8 Reales. KM-39.1 Light seawater corr. VF. Australian Government Permit for Possession no 100488 & therefore can only be sold to Australian residents. A coin in similar condition sold for €3900+ comm=A$7800 in Tauler & Fan Auction 20, 21-11-18, lot 313. A very rare coin especially from this wreck. (P) (Image1)

Estimate AU$4,500

Spain: Valladolid Mint NDV c1651 Philip IV Cob 8 Reales. VF. KM-39.8 cat US$8000 for non Gilt Dragon coins. Attractive example, very rare, only 2 coins from this mint recovered. Australian Government Permit for Possession no 100524 & therefore can only be sold to Australian residents. (P) (Image1)

Estimate AU$4,500