

- Name:
- El Cazador
- Weight:
- 2.0 troy oz.
- Fineness:
- .999
- Diameter:
- 40mm
- Thickness:
- 3.98mm
- Silver Content:
- 2.0 troy oz.
El Cazador | 2oz Elemetal Ultra High Relief Silver Round
The 2 oz Elemetal El Cazador Silver Round is the third release in the Elemetal Shipwreck Series. This round honors the Spanish brig El Cazador, a lost shipment of silver tied to the history of Spanish Louisiana and the future of North America.
Struck by Elemetal Mint in Ultra High Relief, the obverse features King Charles III, inspired by Spanish silver coinage carried aboard El Cazador. The weathered texture gives the round the character of recovered shipwreck silver.
The shared reverse features the Shipwreck Series insignia with D, 2, OZ, AG, and 999, representing Dallas, 2 Troy Ounces, silver, and .999 fine silver purity.
El Cazador sailed for New Orleans in 1784 carrying silver 8 Reales, often called Pieces of Eight, and was never heard from again. Discovered in 1993 south of New Orleans, the wreck is remembered as The Shipwreck That Changed America.
Key Features of the 2 oz Elemetal El Cazador Silver Round:
- Series: Third release in the 4-coin Ultra High Relief Shipwreck Series.
- Purity: Struck from 2 Troy Ounces of .999 Fine Silver.
- Design: Features King Charles III, inspired by Spanish 8 Reales coinage, with Ultra High Relief detail and a weathered finish.
- Collectability: Limited to 999 numbered presentation chests, each containing a sealed tube of ten rounds.
- Historic Significance: Commemorates the lost silver shipment connected to Spanish Louisiana and the events preceding the Louisiana Purchase.
Special Presentation
Each El Cazador set includes a rectangular collector chest with studded details, purple felt, a purple tube seal, purple crinkle-paper cushioning, and engraving numbered 1-999.
Limited Edition
Only 999 El Cazador collector chests will be produced worldwide.
The full Shipwreck Series includes: (1) Atocha, The World’s Greatest Shipwreck, (2) Batavia, The World’s Bloodiest Shipwreck, (3) El Cazador, The Shipwreck That Changed America, and (4) the 1715 Treasure Fleet, The World’s Most Famous Shipwreck.
