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10,000
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£102
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£30 – £230
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£30 – £416
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£1 – £818,159
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“Caribbean Coin Collection”
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· Sept 2013
Caribbean Coin Collection
US$11
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Furniture, Design & Mirrors
biddr_nimrod-numismatik
· Feb 2025
Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. Brilliant Uncirculated Coin Collection
€6
biddr_nimrod-numismatik
· Feb 2025
Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. Brilliant Uncirculated Coin Collection
€6
Coins & Banknotes
lionandunicorn
· Feb 2026
Churchill Coin Collection Album with British, Caribbean, & Australian Cents
US$40
lionandunicorn
· Feb 2026
Churchill Coin Collection Album with British, Caribbean, & Australian Cents
US$40
Coins & Banknotes
· Dec 2021
Rare Spanish Pirate Two-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin US!42
US$90
· Dec 2021
Rare Spanish Pirate Two-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin US!42
US$90
Other
· Sept 2024
Collection of 7 x uncirculated coin sets from various countries and years including Cook Islands, Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, Uganda and others
£30
· Sept 2024
Collection of 7 x uncirculated coin sets from various countries and years including Cook Islands, Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, Uganda and others
£30
Other
· Feb 2011
A collection of modern silver proof coinage, to include 1994 six coin Caribbean Royal visit set; Symbols of Freedom USA $1 and UK pound;...
£188
est
£188
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· Feb 2011
A collection of modern silver proof coinage, to include 1994 six coin Caribbean Royal visit set; Symbols of Freedom USA $1 and UK pound;...
£188
est
£188
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Postcards & Stamps
· May 2025
A collection of Caribbean coins
£5
· May 2025
A collection of Caribbean coins
£5
Other
· Nov 2017
World – Coin sets 'Coins of the World - Oceania + Caribbean
€8,100
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€8,100
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· Nov 2017
World – Coin sets 'Coins of the World - Oceania + Caribbean
€8,100
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€8,100
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Miscellaneous
· Mar 2026
Numismatics - a collection of seven comprehensively filled c...
£320
· Mar 2026
Numismatics - a collection of seven comprehensively filled c...
£320
Silver & Gold
· Sept 2025
A Royal Mint 1994 Caribbean Royal Visit Silver Proof Collection, A Set of Six Coins
£95
· Sept 2025
A Royal Mint 1994 Caribbean Royal Visit Silver Proof Collection, A Set of Six Coins
£95
Coins & Banknotes
· Mar 2026
A large quantity of assorted all world coins and banknotes
£95
est
£80
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· Mar 2026
A large quantity of assorted all world coins and banknotes
£95
est
£80
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Postcards & Stamps
lionandunicorn
· Jan 2025
17pc Vintage Caribbean and Central American Coins
US$10
lionandunicorn
· Jan 2025
17pc Vintage Caribbean and Central American Coins
US$10
Coins & Banknotes
· Feb 2026
Collection with silver proofs FDC including Canada 1982 $1, ...
£725
est
£240
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· Feb 2026
Collection with silver proofs FDC including Canada 1982 $1, ...
£725
est
£240
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Silver & Gold
British Commonwealth
£150
British Commonwealth
£150
Coins & Banknotes
· May 2013
A collection of silver proof coinage comprising
£95
est
£95
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· May 2013
A collection of silver proof coinage comprising
£95
est
£95
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Silver & Gold
· Nov 2025
A TIN BOX AND TUB OF MIXED COINS, to include a Westminster b...
£420
est
£180
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· Nov 2025
A TIN BOX AND TUB OF MIXED COINS, to include a Westminster b...
£420
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£180
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Postcards & Stamps
edwardscoinauctions
· Jan 2026
Caribbean Banknotes Collection (9): Bahamas, Jamaica, Trinidad, Bermuda
US$2
edwardscoinauctions
· Jan 2026
Caribbean Banknotes Collection (9): Bahamas, Jamaica, Trinidad, Bermuda
US$2
Coins & Banknotes
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin </b></p> <p><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
US$45
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin </b></p> <p><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin</b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
US$90
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin</b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin </b></p> <p><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
US$25
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin </b></p> <p><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin </b></p> <p><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
US$45
· Dec 2021
<p><b>Rare Spanish Pirate 2-Bits Pieces Of Eight Cob Caribbean Collection Coin </b></p> <p><b><br /></b></p> <p><b>Authentic New World Spanish Two-Bits Also Known As Pieces Of 8 Bronze Cob Coin.</b><br /></p> <p>This wonderful coin planchet dates from the 1500's through 1600's, during the "Golden Age" of piracy in Europe. They were land-found at the site of a late Medieval seaports in Spain, where pirates were believed to have raided Spanish galleons for their riches. Although it is impossible to prove exactly who may have handled these coins, they were the standard currency at the time and have been found at known pirate sites. </p> <p>Two-bits, four-bits, six-bits, and eight-bits make reference to the eight-reales coin of New Spain and Mexico. It is also called a "piece of eight" and circulated in the English Colonies and freely in the US following the Revolutionary War. It is the renowned piece of eight that became part of the Spanish Main pirate lore (ie Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Franchise). </p> <p>The coins minted until 1734 technically, are called a cob coins, because they were originally made by hand stamping “tail ends of bars” or “cabos de barra”, which were sliced as planchets from rudely cast, more or less round bars </p> <p>Cobs did not start pouring-out into world marketplaces until the reign of Phillip II, after 1556. These crudely minted reales undated until 1580.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b> </b></p>
· Jun 2026
UK 1986-2021 A Collection of Commemorative Coins and Medals
£10
· Jun 2026
UK 1986-2021 A Collection of Commemorative Coins and Medals
£10
Other
· Apr 2022
ANTIQUE VINTAGE COINS NORTH AFRICA ASIA PORTUGAL
US$20
· Apr 2022
ANTIQUE VINTAGE COINS NORTH AFRICA ASIA PORTUGAL
US$20
Other
· Feb 2023
ANTIQUE VINTAGE COINS NORTH AFRICA ASIA PORTUGAL
US$20
· Feb 2023
ANTIQUE VINTAGE COINS NORTH AFRICA ASIA PORTUGAL
US$20
Other
US$45
Other
US$90
Other
US$25
Other
US$45
Other
