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Since the Pirates of the Carribean movie series came out, replicas of pirate coins and accessories have gained a new-found popularity. Among the pirate coins that are sure to capture the imagination of any pirate enthusiast is the Cursed Aztec Gold Treasure Coin. Measuring two inches across and weighing nearly two ounces, it's one of several ersatz pirate coins that has a highly realistic look and feel to it. Depending on the size of your collection, you can store your pirate coins in a treasure chest that holds 40 pirate coins, or you can get some coin pouches that each hold 10 Aztec pirate coins. Many varieties of gold and silver novelty pirate coins are now in stock and would be a treasured addition to any collection. Depending on your preference, authentic-looking pirate coins are available in either a shiny or antique finish.

Pirate doubloons, two-sided gold or silver coins minted primarily in Madrid, Spain, were used as currency from the mid 16th century until the second half of the 19th century. The sizes of Escudo doubloons include the two Escudo doubloon, the four Escudo doubloon, and the eight Escudo doubloon. The sizes of these reproduction pirate doubloons are comparable to a U.S. quarter, half dollar, and silver dollar, respectively. The level of detail and the feeling of authenticity that you get from these pirate doubloons makes you wonder if they weren't once handled by Long John Silver, himself. Replica pirate doubloons provide a glimpse into nautical history during a time when commerce on the high seas was a risky proposition. Young fans of the book Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson are among those who would enjoy owning a set of pirate doubloons and novelty pirate coins.