Spanish Colonial
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 LARGER DIAMETER THAN $10 GOLD 1795 SPANISH GOLD 4 ESCUDOS COLONIAL ERA DOUBLOON  US $999.99
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 PCGS AU53 CERTIFIED 1787 SPANISH GOLD 1 2 ESCUDOS DOUBLOON US $379.99
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 ANACS CERTIFIED EF40 1754 SPANISH GOLD 1 2 ESCUDO DOUBLOON US $369.99
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 ANACS VF20 CERTIFIED 1756 SPANISH GOLD 1 2 ESCUDO DOUBLOON US $369.99
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 OLD US $1 GOLD COIN 1758 SPANISH COLONIAL 1 2 ESCUDO DOUBLOON 22K PURE US $325.00
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 FANTASTIC 1$ GOLD COIN 1748 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $325.00
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 PHILIP V 1$ GOLD COIN 1745 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $315.00
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 FERDINAND VI 1$ GOLD COIN 1747 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $309.99
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 FERDINAND VI 1$ GOLD COIN 1750 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $309.99
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 FERDINAND VI 1$ GOLD COIN 1748 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $309.99
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 RAT NOSE 1$ GOLD COIN 1768 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $309.99
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 MADRID MINT 1$ GOLD COIN 1758 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $299.99
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 COUNTER STAMPED 1$ GOLD COIN 1758 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $299.99
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 PHILIP V 1$ GOLD COIN 1744 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $299.99
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 FERDINAND VI 1$ GOLD COIN 1755 SPANISH GOLD HALF ESCUDOS DOUBLOON 22K US $299.99
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 OLD US $1 GOLD COIN 1774 SPANISH COLONIAL 1 2 ESCUDO DOUBLOON 22K PURE US $295.00
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 OLD US $1 GOLD COIN 1783 SPANISH COLONIAL 1 2 ESCUDO DOUBLOON 22K PURE US $295.00
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 OLD US $1 GOLD COIN 1788 SPANISH COLONIAL 1 2 ESCUDO DOUBLOON US $68.00
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Caribbean – Spanish speaking & Mexico
Mexico is tantalising mix. Bombarded by US influences and economic forces, it exudes an atmosphere redolent of Miami meets Speedy Gonzales. Slick and sleek on one hand, laid-back and laissez-faire on the other, Mexico is happy-go-lucky and hot to trot, raring to rock and ready to roll on whatever takes your fancy. But it also loves a siesta, making the difference between work and play something of a lottery for the ill-prepared incentive organiser. In short, Mexico is a curious but never less than alluring combination of features and flavours, perhaps better suited to the adventurous, rather than the fainthearted, for its anything-goes, can-fix but sometimes erratic demeanour. The real beauty of Mexico is its raw beauty of Mexico is its raw authenticity. Authentic Mayan and Spanish colonial history combines with authentically superior luxury resorts, authentic pauses in progress and authentic patches of real poverty.
Largely free, but by no means divorced from the latter, are the primary incentive venues of Cancun and Cozumel islands; Mexico City/Cuernavaca; Acapulco/Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa; Puerto Vallarta and Baja California.
Together they offer a rich and rewarding mix of history, churches and charm, watersports and wildlife; splendid scenery; heartwarming and sometimes heartbreaking sights – all wrapped up in a willing smile, constant mariachi music, fiery food and mind-blowing cocktails. Across the Caribbean from Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, Cuba's tourism industry has made rapid strides in international standards to warrant growing incentive interest, largely based in the delightfully rustic capital Havana or the main modern beach resort of Veradero. Cuba combines history, music, beaches and watersports with the added attractions of appearing to be in a Fifties' time-warp.
On the island of Hispaniola, the Dominican Republic is a mainstream holiday area focusing on beaches and watersports with splashes of old colonial history, large-scale resorts and competitively-priced incentive packages.
Spanish-speaking Puerto Rico, a protectorate of the USA and a popular cruise port, blends luxury resort hotels with an historic old town, good duty-free shopping and rainforest explorations. Farther south in the Spanish-speaking Caribbean there is a difference again in Venezuela. Here you incentive winners can rub shoulders with designer-suited oil barons and live like kings amid the refined hotels and restaurants of the capital Caracas, an intriguing blend of the historical and the ultra-modern.
Equally fine resort hotels with white sand beaches, watersports and duty-free shopping can be found on Margarita Island, ideally combined with the lively Puerto de la Cruz on the mainland. You can explore the dramatic Caribbean coastline; enjoy the cool mountain scenery, activities and city of Merida, or head inland for the Orinoco River and the fully-equipped jungle camp of Canaima, base for flight-seeing trips to the magnificent Angel Falls. Spicy, foreign and – magical.
The perfect stay in the Caribbean is the Coyaba Beach Resort in Jamaica. For more information please visit: http://www.ghotw.com/coyaba-beach-resort
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Kristel van Winkel
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