Your Web Site Mel Fisher Atocha Shipwreck Treasure Coins From Key West Florida

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 3, 2011 - September 02, 2011

Estero, FL

You do not need to go bounty hunting from wrecked ships donning deep sea diver gear anymore. Instead, check out the online source Atocha Treasure Company LLC which offers you atocha treasure coins recovered by a bounty hunter. The atocha coins (http://spanishcoins.com/) belonged to a Spanish galleon that was forced to lose its way due to a hurricane off the Florida coast way back in 1622.

All this was possible due to the daring efforts of Mel Fisher (http://spanishcoins.com/) who retrieved them and the company is pleased to offer a wide array on sale. The large selection of coins is of various denominations and grades and backed by an authenticity certificate from Mel’s company, Treasure Salvors, Inc. The yield from the ship wreck numbered 160,000 coins, which were mostly 8 reales or pieces of eight, among many other historical artifacts.

The galleon was presumed to be wrecked off the Key West coast of Florida and Mel retrieved the valuable jewelry in 1985. Apart from selling coins, the company website can offer detailed information about what went on those days. You can take a peek at history of the shipwreck (http://spanishcoins.com/) of Spanish treasure fleets from ground up. The website is the single-most authentic source of the 8 reale coins and much other stuff that is the dream of collectors coast to coast. Recent additions to the website include silver bars and gold coins as well.

You can chance upon Spanish colonial shield type cob minted at Peru and Mexico. The stuff can be traced back to a Mexico mint in 1572 when it was introduced and was in use till 1733. The gold escudo treasure is worth checking out as it was used as a measuring parameter for gold coins. The range is mind boggling and can trigger the buying passion of a collector worth his or her salt.

The 8 reales coins, popularly known as the piece of eight, were minted at the well known New World Spanish colonial mints at Mexico City, Lima and Potosi. The 100 percent silver treasure as well as gold coins is now available at the click of a mouse. The doubloons, lusted by pirates, are also available online at the website. To know more about the treasure, visit www.spanishcoins.com, or email atochajewelry@gmail.com. We are also available at 9500 Corkscrew Palms Circle Suite 1 Estero FL 33928, or 800-650-9030.

Author Name : Kenny Miller
Company name: Atocha Treasure Company LLC
Company phone number: 800-650-9030.