Atocha Chain Bracelet

8 Reales Cob · Q Assayer · Philip III · Potosi Mint · FSI 85A-161376 A one-of-a-kind Dark Tide Relics creation. This Potosi Mint 8 Reales cob coin — struck under the reign of Philip III with a beautifully visible Q assayer mark on the obverse — was recovered from the wreck of the Nuestra Señora de Atocha (1622). The reverse shows dramatic salt water erosion, creating a striking contrast against the sharp detail preserved on the face. The coin is set in a custom-designed chain bracelet, handcrafted by a master jeweler in Florida. The bracelet features substantial interwoven bar chain links with real weight and presence — this is a heavy piece that looks and feels great on the wrist. To be clear: the bracelet setting is not precious metal. The 8 Reales cob is the artifact — over 400 years old, pulled from the ocean floor where it sat since 1622. The setting is modern craftsmanship designed to showcase the coin. Comes with Mel Fisher's Certificate of Authenticity, original flip, and is registered on TreasureCheck.ai.