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$740.00
  • Greek 277 - 239 BC, Athena and Pan bronze coin in 14k gold pendant.
$1,225.00
  • Greek 88-84 BC, Sun God Helios and rose drachm in 14k gold pendant.
$3,200.00
  • Greek 400-375 BC, Pegasus and Athena stater in 14k white gold pendant.
$3,500.00
  • Greek 297-281 BC, Alexander the Great and Athena tetradrachm in 14k gold pendant.
$660.00
  • Greek 400-350 BC, Corinthian Helmet bronze coin in 14k gold pendant.
$1,225.00
  • Indo-Greek 180–160 BC, King Apollodotos I drachm in 14k white and yellow gold pendant.
$725.00
  • Roman Republic 123 BC, Roma and Victory chariot denarius in 14k white gold pendant.
$1,225.00
  • Roman Republic 90 BC, Bacchus and Pegasus denarius in 14k white gold pendant.
$900.00
  • Roman Empire AD 166-167, Marcus Aurelius and Providentia denarius in 14k white gold pendant.
$400.00
  • Roman Antioch AD 337-340, Constantine the Great follis in 14k gold pendant.
$975.00
  • Holy Land 103-76 BC, Biblical Widow’s mite in 14k white gold ladies ring.
$640.00
  • Japanese Shogun 1859-1869, gold nibu-kin in 14k gold pendant.
$220.00
  • British Pottery Artifact in silver pendant, (1800 - 1820) Eastern Caribbean Sea Shipwreck.
$1,475.00
  • Colonial Spanish Peru, King Charles II one real dated 1695, in 14k gold skull and swords pendant.
$1,650.00
  • Spanish 2 reales dated 1783 in 14k gold Octopus pendant, The 1784 Shipwreck that Changed America.
$395.00
  • British 10 cash dated 1808 in 14k white gold pendant, 1809 British East Indiaman Shipwreck.

 

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Early Types of Coin Minting

Hammered coinage describes the most common form of coins produced since the invention of coins in the first millennium BC until the 15th-17th centuries.
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Ancient Greek Coinage

The History of Ancient Greek coinage can be divided into three periods, the Archaic, the Classical, and the Hellenistic. The Archaic period extends from ...
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Greek Mythology - Age of Gods

Of all the things that have survived the passage of time between ancient Greece and today, the Greek myths are probably the most enduring.
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Olympian Gods & Goddesses

The Romans adopted gods and goddesses that were very similar with the same attributions as the Greek gods and goddesses however they had different names.
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Ancient Roman Coinage

The Roman currency during most of the Roman Republic and the western half of the Roman Empire consisted of coins including the aureus (gold), ...
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Colonial Spanish Cob Coins

From the 16th to 18th centuries, "Cob" coins, also known as Macuquinas, were minted and used heavily in the territories of the New World.
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The Spanish Treasure Fleets

In 1492 Christopher Columbus commanded the first Spanish exploratory voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, leading to Europe's eventual colonial engagement....
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Piracy in the Caribbean

The era of piracy in the Caribbean Sea began in the 16th century and died out in the 1720s after the navies of the nations of Western Europe with colonies ...
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Famous Caribbean Pirates

Jean Fleury - Born in Vatteville and financed by shipowner Jean Ango, french privateer Jean Fleury was Spain's nightmare. In 1522, he captured seven ...
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