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The Princess Louisa, a British East India Company merchant ship, was lost on April 18th, 1743 after striking a reef off the Isle of May in the Cape Verde Island chain. As part of her cargo, she carried 20 chests of Spanish and Spanish colonial currency, a total of 69,760 ounces of silver, for trade for silk and spices in the far east city of Bombay and in Persia. Her treasure lie undiscovered for over 255 years until a 1998-1999 salvage operation located and recovered the valuable artifacts. Most of the coins recovered were Spanish colonial 2 reales pillars-and-waves type dated cobs, perfect size for bezel mounting for use as jewelry. Although of a highly desirable denomination, due to the sheer abundance of the coinage recovered, they remain quite affordable in comparison to those from the immensely popular Nuestra Senora de Atocha. Thus, Princess Louisa Treasure coins are rapidly gaining popularity. Certificates of Authenticity and a pamphlet on the history of the Princess Louisa accompany all Princess Louisa shipwreck treasure coins.
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