Original Atocha Shipwreck coin grade 2 Potosi mint 4 Reale Q assayer Philip. Complete with the original Treasure Salvors INC. certification. Signed by Mel Fisher.

Grade 2 dictates that the coin was retrieved from the middle of the pack in the wreckage with less corrosion compared to Grade 3 or 4. The Potosi Mint signifies that the coin was minted in northern Peru, modern-day Bolivia.  

Atocha Coin
- Coin #: 85A-141791
- Grade: Grade 2
- Denomination: 4 Reale
- Reign: King Philip III of Spain
- Mint: Potosi (P)
- Assayer: Q
- Weight: 12.60 Grams
- Date: Not Visible
- Origin: LT 4290
- Coin Metal: Silver
- Bezel Metal: Proprietary, non-tarnishing sterling silver
- Front-Side: Greek Cross
- Reverse-Side: The shield of King Philip III of Spain

In Person Observation:

- The Coin has a moderately sized planchet and strong silver color character. The obverse is in a fair grade 2 condition. The reverse bears a visible shield with fading on the legend and a crack along the north end. Posoti mint and Q assayer are in stunning full display. 

- 4 Reale Denomination growing increasingly rare: Most of the coins on board the Atocha were of the 8 Reale denomination. Due to their smaller size, 2 and 4 Reale coins didn't survive the shipwreck as well as the larger 8 Reale coins did.