The Legendary Shipwreck Admiral Gardner Grade Two 10 Cash Coin in Custom Sterling Silver Pendant
Please Note: This is an authentic Admiral Gardner Shipwreck Treasure Coin, and you will receive the exact pendant in the photographs and description.
These glowing copper coins were minted by the powerful British East India Company in late 1808... and began their journey to become one of the most famous shipwrecks history on January 24, 1809.
They make perfect gift for anyone who loves history, pirates, Pirates of the Caribbean, treasure or the British Empire... and let's face it, who isn't fascinated by shipwreck treasure?
Your Admiral Gardner Shipwreck Coin
- GRADE: Grade 2
- Date: 1808
- Denomination: 10 Cash (X Cash)
- Mint: Birmingham, England
- Coin Metal: Copper
- Bezel Metal: Thick, luxury width, Proprietary Non-Tarnishing Sterling Silver
- Obverse (Front): The crest of the East India Company with the motto, “AUSP: REGIS & SENAT: ANGLIA,” meaning “Under the Auspices of the King and Senate of England.”
- Reverse: (Back): The Persian inscription of the reverse is the diplomatic language of Moghul, India and gives the value in local currency: “10 cash are 2 fulus."
- Articulating Nautical Shackle Bail Interior Diameter: Will accommodate chain or leather necklace up to 6.2mm
- Pendant size including bezel: 1 1/8" Across, 1 1/2" Tall - width just a few millimeters wider than a quarter
Robert's Notes: Detailed, Grade 2 uncirculated quality. We’re proud to say our Admiral Gardner coins are from the salvage dive-master’s personal collection and are exclusive to Cannon Beach Treasure Company.
I have carefully conserved them in our conservation lab. They are a beautiful example of recovered shipwreck treasure, now destined for a very different future as it travels on with you.
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Your Admiral Gardner Shipwreck Coin Necklace Comes Complete with:
- Our 100% Authentic Lifetime Guarantee
- A Detailed, Customized, Multi-Page Photo Certificate of Authenticity Researched and Written by Robert Lewis Knecht
- Historic Brief: Britain's First Coins
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Mini Museum Display for then you are not wearing your treasure
- A Treasure Jewelry Care Card
