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2022 BVI 1 oz Silver Santa Maria Reverse Cameo BU

SKU: APMEX-256000

$75.18$22.5570% OFF

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Product Details

Product Details

The third release in our popular ship bullion coin series comes with an extremely limited mintage of only 10,000 coins worldwide. It features the Santa Maria, the historic flagship of Christopher Columbus.

Coin Highlights:

  • Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
  • Limited mintage of 10,000 coins worldwide.

APMEXclusive® with an enhanced Reverse Frosted Cameo finish. Coin comes in protective packaging.

Third release in our ship series from Pobjoy Mint. Obverse: Depicts an effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II used exclusively by Pobjoy Mint.

Reverse: Features the Santa Maria, the historic flagship of explorer Christopher Columbus. Sovereign coin backed by the British Virgin Islands government.

This coin would be a great addition to any coin collection. Own the third release of this exciting bullion series minted for the British Virgin Islands by adding this stunning 1 oz Silver Santa Maria Reverse Frosted BU coin to your cart today!

Santa Maria HistoryThe Santa Maria is one of the most well-known ships in history, having participated in the legendary Christopher Columbus expedition that sailed across the Atlantic Ocean. Along with the Niña and Pinta, the Santa Maria set sail in 1492 from Spain.

Intended to be the flagship with personal quarters for Columbus, the ship was 70 feet long and carried up to 40 crewmen. A carrack design, or a 3- to 4-masted sailing ship, created this payload capacity and made it ideal for its ocean-going mission.

Unfortunately, it met its end when it was run aground on a reef in the Caribbean. The vessel was subsequently partially dismantled to build a fort for the crew and the rest was left abandoned, never to be found.

Many have claimed to know the ship's location, but these claims have remained unsubstantiated.

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