17-18th Century Palembang Tin Pitis Post Medieval Indonesian Shipwreck Coin H21

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🌊 Dive into the Riches of the Past! 🌊
Introducing this Circa 17-18th Century Palembang Tin Pitis Shipwreck Coin - a mesmerizing relic from the depths of maritime history! Immerse yourself in the captivating world of ancient trade routes and historical voyages with this extraordinary coin.
🏴‍☠️ Uncover the Secrets of the Deep 🏴‍☠️
Hold in your hands an authentic piece of the past, rescued from the mysterious depths of the ocean. This Palembang Tin Pitis coin is a testament to the bustling trade and vibrant Indonesian civilizations that once thrived along the ancient maritime routes. Let its intricate design and historical significance transport you to a bygone era of cultural exchange and adventure.
⚓ Own a Piece of Forgotten Treasure ⚓
This coin, once a vital part of post medieval southeast Asian commerce, now holds the allure of forgotten treasure. Each piece is carefully preserved, allowing you to cherish and admire the craftsmanship of the past. Its unique design and storied journey make it a remarkable addition to any numismatic collection or history enthusiast's treasure trove.
🗝️ Unlock the Gateway to History 🗝️
The Palembang Tin Pitis coin is more than just an artifact; it's a gateway to a world of tales waiting to be discovered. Dive into the stories of traders, explorers, and adventurers who once traded these coins across the seas, bridging cultures and forging connections that shaped the world.
💰 Limited Availability, Infinite Wonder 💰
This is a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of history. Our stock is limited, and each coin is unique, making this a collector's dream. Don't let this chance slip away to own a genuine relic from the 17th and 18th centuries!
⚓ Embrace the Spirit of Adventure! ⚓
*Act now and secure your place in history with the Palembang Tin Pitis Shipwreck Coin!*
This listing is for the exact authentic Indonesian post-medieval Palembang Tin Pitis coin that you see in the photo. The Palembang Tin Pitis was the official coinage of Indonesia under the Palembang Sultanate from the mid 1600’s through the early 1800’s. This appears to be an early example, and is likely from the 1600’s or early 1700’s. As its name suggests, this coin is made of the metal tin (which makes it very easy to bend). This particular coin lot was part of a hoard that was found in the ruins of an Indonesian shipwreck. It is an incredible piece, and would make a perfect addition to any collection! Don’t pass it up!
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