8 Reales Coin Type
Correio da Azia Wrecks
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Country of Origin Spanish America
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Province Mint Mexico
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Soverign Issuer Carlos IV
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Date 1802
Museum Reference
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Museum Reference NRC40C - 8 Reales (1802)
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Registration Number 40
Coin information
| Coin Name | 8 Reales |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Spanish America |
| Province Mint | Mexico |
| Soverign Issuer | Carlos IV |
| Date | 1802 |
| Composition | Silver |
| Mint Mark | FT |
| Weight | 22.28g |
| Condition | F |
| Ship | Correio da Azia |
| Date Found | 3/5/04 |
| Other Details | Near main coin concretion, surface collection. Coin Roll NRC 40 A-I Small piece missing |
| Museum reference | NRC40C - 8 Reales (1802) |
| Registration Number | 40 |
| URL | http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/numismatics/nrc40c-8-reales-1802 |
Correio da Azia
The Correio da Azia built in Portugal, owned by Joao Nunes da Silveira. The Master of the Correio da Azia was Joao Joaquim de Freitas, The Correio da Azia was lost 1816/11/25 at Point Cloates.
1817 Emilla was dispatched to salvage the Correio da Azia. Capt. Pedro Jose da Silva Loureiro, Pilot Luis Beltrao The Correio da Azia was ‘coming from Lisbon to Macau against weather, seas and wind, fire, shallows and coastal dangers and errors of maps’ (de Freitas 1816) when it ran aground on Ningaloo reef on 26 November, 1816. Established by the Portuguese in 1557 and returned to China in...
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