1782MO FF Mexico 8 Reales NGC Certified Genuine ~ Cazador Shipwreck

The Shipwreck that changed the world. El Cazador, "The Hunter," a Spanish Brig of War, set sail from Vera Cruz, Mexico for the port of New Orleans. January 11, 1784, the ship and crew disappeared without a trace along with its load of silver coins. This shipwreck was discovered on August 2, 1993, 50 miles off the shore of Louisiana. 

• Contains .7858 oz actual silver weight.
• Coins originate from the El Cazador shipwreck.
• Authenticated and certified Genuine by NGC.
  
• Special NGC Shipwreck Certification label.
• Obverse: "CAROLUS III DEI GRATIA 1782", meaning "Charles III, by the Grace of God." 
• Reverse: the Spanish coat of arms is flanked by the iconic Pillars of Hercules, a powerful symbol of Spain's global empire. The inscription "HISPAN ET IND REX MO FF", translating to "King of Spain and the Indies," reflects Spain's dominance over its vast territories. The "MO" mintmark and "FF" assayer initials further authenticate its origin at the prestigious Mexico City Mint.