4:44 i have worn one on a chain for over 20 years , only seen another one in a museum . director and staff were stunned .

Excellent information as always, and I agree that buffing is awful, I like leaving that old St Augustine dirt in the cracks ... 😉

Nice to see you back! As always, Thanks for the informative video!

hey THanks for this video, ive been looking around for these kinda coins but dont know anything about them till i watched this , was thinking of buying some from some place

I'd love to have mine looked at

Great video. Good information for a newbie like myself. 🙌🏽📡

Great video I really REALLY liked it.

Awesome vid man!

Hu I don’t have any 1600s-1700s ship wreck coins but I do have a Low grade ptolemaic coin that’s clearly been under the ocean it’s given me some insight on the coin

This is fascinating stuff! I wasn't aware of shipwreck grades. Thank you for going over this material. BTW, I'm looking for an NGC or PCGS certified Cazador 8 real. Do you have any for sale or can you recommend another dealer who might?

thanks for the info

Great video! Any good suggestions for someone starting in the shipwreck coin collecting hobby? Thank you so much!

Awesome thanks

Is it not that big of a deal to handle cob like this in a rough manner? I'm new to collecting these, and I'm usually a big baby with my coin collecting. Cotton gloves, only grabbing by the edge etc. Are these just hammered so poorly, handling them and dinging them together doesn't matter?

Carol T can help US ALL learn & explore Sir . Passion COIN BOOKS

One question are you selling them?

What actual website is cobb coin company?

Do you still grade coins sir? I’m not sure if I have a real one or not

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I do.

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@@CaptainMyCaptain33 I would love to know how I could go about having you look at some coins to see if you think they are real.

What is your email address? I have some questions and need info on a cob I recently bought. Please let me know Thanks!

melt it down!? give me a break