Shipwreck Coins "El Cazador" "Sao Jose" in Dallas, Texas For Sale

The El Cazador, "The Hunter" a Spanish ship of war, that sank in the Gulf of Mexico, off the Coast of Louisiana, in xxxx. The ship was loaded with Spanish silver coins from the City of Mexico Mint and was in route to Louisiana to support Spain in the war in Louisiana. It is believed that this shipwreck changed the course of history. Louisiana belonged to Spain at that time. After the ship sank with the treasure of silver during a storm, Spain was forced to sell the Louisiana Territory to Napoleon Bonaparte of France, Napoleon had to sell . Louisiana Territory to the America "Thomas Jefferson" in order to raise money for his war with Russia. The El Cazador was discovered by accident, by a fishermen in xxxx his boat was named "The Mistake" in the Gulf of Mexico.
Each coin comes with a mini folder and a booklet about the shipwreck. I can show you the grading chart, and show you the book value for that year coin. The book value is $225.
The United States dollar was based on this coin, and these Spanish reale coins were legal tender in the U. S. until xxxx. They were used around the world, and accepted as legal tender. Call (504) 416-xxxx
I have owned many El Cazador coins and I have never had a better set then the ones I have right now. Starting at $90 and going up to the (extra fine) best grade cions for $190. Buy more then one and get a better deal. Your chance to own a silver coin recovered from The Gulf of Mexico in xxxx. I also have San Jose shipwreck coins from the year xxxx.The New England-built 326-ton ship named Saint Joseph was constructed in xxxx, but shortly afterward was purchased by Joseph del Duque, who renamed her San José and put her into service in the Spanish plate fleet joining Rodrigo de Torres's flota at the Bay of Cádiz in August xxxx. Captained by Cristóbal Fernandez Franco, she was given the nicknames San José.
Because San José sank in 30 feet of water, little of her general cargo was recovered in the efforts of divers to save most of the silver coinage on board. Since no portion of the hull remained above the waterline after salvage, San José was not set afire like other wrecks. The wreckage of San José eventually became buried under the sand until xxxx. 4 reale $100 and 8 reale for $140. Thanks, Sean 504 416-xxxx