Fixed Price Catalog:  May, 2008 (First posted on May 20; last updated on July 10)

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Big changes ahead: OK, so did anyone notice how long it took me to get these new listings up on the website? I put some new gold up last month (April), but unfortunately I have left all you silver-coin buyers high and dry since February! The culprit, of course, is my new Treasure Auction (ends May 29), but I have a solution:  Starting this summer I will have a new employee! His name is Agustín García-Barneche, known to many of you as "Augi," the driving force behind the site Historic Real Treasures and eBay name shipwreckcoins. In addition to the boost in inventory, I will soon have the help I have needed for so long now, and I will be able to offer the coins and ingots and artifacts that you want much more quickly. Featured items: Gosh, where to start?! There is new material here on every page. For starters maybe check out the new silver "splash" ingots and cut pieces from an unidentified 1554 wreck off Santo Domingo on the Shipwreck Ingots page, where you will also see a very choice silver bar from the Rooswjik (1739). Then go to the Shipwreck Silver Coins page and there you will find literally scores of new coins from about thirty different wrecks, particularly from the Atocha and Santa Margarita (1622) and Rooswijk (1739), the last-mentioned with new books issued by Ernie Richards as a go-with. The four cob pages (Mexico, Lima, Potosí and Other) have been beefed up as well, as has also the Milled and Miscellaneous Silver, but the best news is that I finally have some artifacts!

 Gold Cobs: Rare gold cobs from different mints. Lima, Mexico, Colombia and Spain.

Milled Gold Coins: Including Spanish Gold Doubloons and other gold coins .

Shipwreck Gold & Silver Ingots: Treasure Bars from Spanish, English & Dutch Wrecks.

Shipwreck cob coins from around the world. 1715 Fleet, Atocha, Golden Fleece etc

Shipwreck Artifacts: Including jewelry, jars, pottery, navigational instruments  etc.

Silver cobs from Potosi, Bolivia.

Shield type, Pillars and waves. Rarities and choice pieces as well.

 Silver cobs from Mexico, in all denominations 1/2 Real, 1 Real, 2 Reales, 4 Reales and 8 Reales

 Silver cobs from Lima, Peru.

Shield type, Pillars and waves. Rarities and choice pieces as well.

 Silver cobs from other mints including: Colombia, Panama, Guatemala and Spain.

Milled Silver Coins: Including Spanish and Latinamerican Busts and Pillars.

 Practical Book of Cobs 4th Edition

 Numismatic Books and related to Shipwrecks.

 Special deals in selected inventory.

 Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC

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