1808 Ship Wreck Admiral Gardner 10CASH $105

Updated August 20, 2026

1808 Ship Wreck Admiral Gardner 10CASH $105 This is an 1808 Ship Wreck Admiral Gardner 10 Cash coin, encased in a protective holder with a retail price of $105. The coin shows signs of wear and discoloration, likely due to its time spent underwater. The coin features inscriptions in Arabic script, indicating its origin and denomination. The "Ship Wreck" designation suggests that this coin was recovered from the wreckage of the Admiral Gardner, a ship that sank in 1809. Condition: The coin appears to be in fair condition, showing significant wear and corrosion, consistent with being recovered from a shipwreck. The details are worn but still discernible. Mint: The coin was likely minted in India during the British East India Company era. Metal Content: The coin is likely made of copper. Historical Context: The Admiral Gardner was a ship that sank in 1809 carrying a large quantity of copper coins intended for circulation in India. These coins have become popular collector's items due to their historical significance and association with the shipwreck. Collector Value: The collector value of this coin is influenced by its historical context, condition, and rarity. Shipwreck coins often have a premium due to their unique story. The retail price of $105 suggests it has some collector value. Strike Type: The coin was likely struck using a manual press, which was common for the period. Grading: A specific grade is not provided, but based on the condition, it would likely be considered a low grade, such as Fair or About Good, if professionally graded. Coin, Numismatics, Heritage, 1808, Ship Wreck, Admiral Gardner, 10CASH, $105, Collectible, Currency 1808 Ship Wreck Admiral Gardner, 10 CASH, Heritage Auctions, Shipwreck Coin, Rare Coin, Antique Coin, Numismatics, Coin Collecting, Historical Artifact, Admiral Gardner Bidder is fully responsible for: - Determining what an item is worth to you - Evaluating the condition and authenticity of items - Making informed bidding decisions The auction house does explicitly not: - Provide appraisals - Grade items - Authenticate items - Test items - Third-Party Grading is that of the 3rd party and not done by us -Gold, Guilded or Silver, Not Verified on Trump Cards & Coins For collectibles like coins and trading cards, be aware that they: - May be Graded or Ungraded (Raw) - Could be Authentic, Un-Authentic, Reproductions, Reprints, Replicas - Might be originals, reproductions, or replicas Most importantly, remember that: - Your bid is a binding contract - If you win, you must purchase the item regardless of the condition - Only bid what you're comfortable paying - Always inspect item auction pictures carefully before bidding You're responsible for your due diligence before placing any bids. Take time to research and evaluate items carefully, and never bid more than you're willing to spend. Only two bidders can determine the value and price of items. Don't rely on any other advice other than yourself to d

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