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Pre-conquest (native American) copper-arsenic tajaderas from southern Mexico (Zapotec, Oaxaca), 1300s-1500s. Pre-conquest (native American) copper-arsenic tajaderas from southern Mexico (Zapotec, Oaxaca), 1300s-1500s. These curious items in the form of a scraper (also called axes or hoes) were a form of money in pre-conquest Mexico, where they were cast in a certain alloy of copper and arsenic that allowed them to survive, now patinated and dusty but solid and not corroded, tan in color, this particular type from Oaxaca with short, straight handles that have blunted sides, 15 available. o030904030005-16 $100 each individually, or $90 each for 10, or $80 each for all
Large pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Sizable pearls (about 5 mm each) with varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls, the largest of which have fetched up to $1380 in our auctions but were originally distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 each! 12 available. Large pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Sizable pearls (about 5 mm each) with varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls, the largest of which have fetched up to $1380 in our auctions but were originally distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 each! 12 available. k100807380053 k12080741601-11 $295 each individually, or $250 each for 5, or $200 each for all.
Large pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Sizable pearls (about 5 mm each) with varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls, the largest of which have fetched up to $1380 in our auctions but were originally distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 each! 12 available. Medium pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Very useful size for jewelry (each pearl about 4 mm), with varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls that were distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 per carat! 27 available. k080807346012-14 k100807380049-50 k120807416012-33 $195 each individually, or $175 each for 5, or $150 each for 10, or $125 each for all.
Large pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Sizable pearls (about 5 mm each) with varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls, the largest of which have fetched up to $1380 in our auctions but were originally distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 each! 12 available. Small pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Decent-sized pearls (2-3 mm each) in varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls that were distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 per carat! 65 available. k100807380047 k120807416036-99 $125 each individually, or $110 each for 5, or $100 each for 10, or $90 each for 25, or $75 each for all.
Large pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Sizable pearls (about 5 mm each) with varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls, the largest of which have fetched up to $1380 in our auctions but were originally distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 each! 12 available. Very small pearls from the Santa Margarita (1622), with original Fisher photo-certificates. Tiny pearls (1-2 mm each) in varying colors and sheens, from a find of 16,000 pearls that were distributed to investors and divers at prices around $2500 per carat (consider the labor involved in measuring, grading and certifying a 0.03-carat pearl)! 71 available. k100807380024-45 k120807416101-149 $75 each individually, or $65 each for 5, or $55 each for 10, or $45 each for 25, or $35 each for all.

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 4 reales, Philip V, 174/30MF. KM-94; CT-1056. 13.1 grams. Lustrous UNC but with some distracting toning, light corrosion on pillars side only, really super grade.Pedigreed to the Bruce Prior collection and our Treasure Auction #1, with lot-tag #186.

 Mexican pillar dollars, Philip V, various dates (1730s-early 1740s), average specimens. Typical specimens with moderate corrosion, decent toning and detail (not all with dates visible), 31 available. d091103426014-44 $45 each individually, or $40 each for 10, or $30 each for all
Brass buckles from the Rosario, sunk in 1753 off Montevideo, Uruguay, with certificates. Brass buckles from the Rosario, sunk in 1753 off Montevideo, Uruguay, with certificates. These are intact buckles (lacking only the iron catch in the center), all more or less rectangular and about 1¾" x 1¼", various designs, currently uncleaned (with white and brown oxidation) but we have seen them cleaned and polished to a beautiful shine, 10 available. o060606711208-217 $25 each individually, or $22.50 each for 5, or $20 each for 10, or $17.50 each for all

 

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