'1715 Spanish Silver' Pirate Treasure Hand Crafted by Peculiar Coins 27 Gram .999 Fine Silver Round Antique Finish Includes Wood Treasure Chest, Capsule & COA Mint Condition

This beautiful pirate treasure the '1715 Spanish Pirate Treasure' is inspired by the cobs lost in the ship wreck of 1715 later recovered beginning in the 1960s.

This piece was minted in 2025 by Peculiar Coins using 27 grams of .999 fine silver. One side of the treasure has the inscription 'Atrum 1715 Levate Vexillum which means 'raise the flag'. The other side has the inscription 'homine mortui non vicunt' which means ' dead men do not conquer'. The design features a distinctive shield. This silver piece is carefully handcrafted on the anvil using 27 grams of pure silver (.999).

This piece comes in an antique finish with an aged and worn appearance at the edges and throughout. No two pieces are the same because the hand crafting process on the anvil results in a different shape and amount of dye that shows up on each silver piece. This peculiar pirate treasure is a popular choice for collectors and pirate enthusiasts.