January 24, 2024
AUTHENTIC SPANISH 1715 SHIPWRECK ARTIFACT Musket Ball COA, Mel Fisher museum
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AUTHENTIC SPANISH 1715 SHIPWRECK ARTIFACT Musket Ball COA, Mel Fisher museum AUTHENTIC SPANISH 1715 SHIPWRECK ARTIFACT Musket Ball with Certificate of Authenticity from the Mel Fisher museum! Nicely Sealed in Clear Plastic for Easy Display! The Lead shot was recovered from a ship wreck site of the 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet. Lead Balls of this type were ammunition for early hand guns such as the Musket or Pistol. The Ships of the 1715 Spanish Fleet were well armed for their transatlantic voyage from Cuba to Spain, since they were loaded with a rich cargo of Treasures accumulated in the New World. On July 31, 1715 Several Ships of the Plate Fleet were driven by a fierce hurricane onto the treacherous Florida Reefs and Destroyed along the Coastal area of FL and into the Sebastian FL area as well. Fresh from an Estate Sale here in FL and First Time Offered on Ebay. See Pictures. Low Starting Bid and No Reserve. Take a look at our other Neat Colonial Coins Found Metal Detecting as well and other items on ebay at this time, Great Gift Ideas. Thanks again & Happy New Year! Take a look at our Other Neat Badges and Misc Items on ebay at this time, Postage is $4.95 Flat Rate
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