Spanish Copper "Pirate" Coin Dated 1602 // Silver Pendant With Garnets

Spanish Copper "Pirate" Money. Philippe III of Spain, 1598–1626 AD. 8-Maravedis Coin dated 1602, Segovia Mint. The obverse features a crowned lion within a shield; inscription HISPANIARVM REX with date “1602” to the right / The reverse shows a crowned castle within a shield; inscription PHILIPPVS III D G. Coin reference: Calico 758 for type. Graded VF with a rich coppery tone and sharp detail. The coin is set into a custom .925 silver bezel adorned with three genuine garnets. Total bezel diameter 35mm (1 3/8"). Provenance: Ex Cordoba, Spain collection. *** Coins like this were widely circulated in Spain’s New World colonies and often associated with treasure hoards and maritime trade—making them a favorite among collectors of “pirate-era” currency.

— Struck 1602 at Segovia Mint under Philippe III
— Coin Diameter approx. 28mm; Total Bezel Diameter 35mm
— Mounted in .925 Silver Bezel with Three Garnets
— Provenance: Ex-Cordoba, Spain collection

This piece is accompanied by a hand-signed certificate of authenticity which includes all the details, culture, dating, motifs/inscriptions when applicable, historical relevance, and provenance.