The Batavia


Name:
The Batavia
Weight:
2.0 troy oz.
Fineness:
.999
Diameter:
40mm
Thickness:
3.98mm
Silver Content:
2.0 troy oz.

The Batavia | 2oz Elemetal Ultra High Relief Silver Round

The 2 oz Elemetal Batavia Silver Round is the second release in the Elemetal Shipwreck Series. Inspired by the Dutch East India Company ship Batavia, this round recognizes a wreck remembered as one of the darkest survival stories in maritime history.

Struck by Elemetal Mint in Ultra High Relief, the obverse features William of Orange, inspired by Dutch coinage from the age of overseas trade. The design includes a weathered texture meant to recall coins and artifacts recovered from shipwreck sites.

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.

Batavia wrecked on its maiden voyage off Western Australia. After the ship broke apart, many survivors reached shore, where mutiny and violence followed. The release is positioned as The World’s Bloodiest Shipwreck.

Key Features of the 2 oz Elemetal Batavia Silver Round:

  • Series: Second release in the 4-coin Ultra High Relief Shipwreck Series.
  • Purity: Struck from 2 Troy Ounces of .999 Fine Silver.
  • Design: Features William of Orange, inspired by Dutch 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 Batavia wreck and the violent events that followed among the stranded survivors.

Special Presentation

Each Batavia set includes an angular-lid collector chest with riveted details, orange felt, an orange tube seal, orange crinkle-paper cushioning, and engraving numbered 1-999.

Limited Edition

Only 999 Batavia 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.