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SHIPWRECK Silver Cob from the Joanna 1682 (with Certificate)

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South Africa

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The Joanna, a British East Indiaman, is one of South Africa’s most famous shipwrecks. It sunk on the 6th of June 1682 near Cape Agulhas, the southernmost point in Africa.

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