Spanish Real, Philip V 1700–1746 A.D.

Philip V, the first monarch of the Bourbon dynasty in Spain, reigned between 1700 and 1746 following the War of the Spanish Succession. These colonial silver coins, known as cobs, were irregularly minted from metal fragments to allow for rapid production and circulation throughout the Spanish Empire. Each piece features a unique shape, reflecting both its manufacturing process and its historical significance.

Because these coins were exposed to ocean debris and marine elements during their time underwater, they require special care to maintain their luster and preserve their appearance.

• Avoid applying perfumes, creams, oils, or makeup directly onto the piece.
• Do not expose it to moisture or corrosive substances.
• Avoid contact with water or the skin's natural sweat and acidity, as this can dull or tarnish the material.
• Due to their antiquity, these pieces are more sensitive to chemicals, which may alter their color.
• To clean the piece, use mild soapy water and gently dry it with a soft, neutral-colored cloth to remove oils and residues that could tarnish it or affect its shine.
• Store the piece in its protective leather pouch.