• Authentic tin pitis coins, minted in Palembang during the late 18th century, coveted by pirates and cherished as treasures.

• Each coin is a genuine artifact of piracy's Golden Age, carrying with it the thrill of adventure and the allure of hidden treasures.

• Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), ensuring its provenance and adding to its historical and collector's value.

Introducing Pirate Money (Mini Album), a captivating glimpse into the daring world of piracy along the infamous Strait of Malacca. Spanning approximately 550 miles, this narrow waterway has served as a vital maritime route between India and China for centuries.

Flanked by the shores of Malaysia, Singapore, and the Indonesian island of Sumatra, the Strait of Malacca's labyrinthine network of inlets and river outlets has long been a haven for pirates seeking plunder and adventure. While modern-day piracy may lack the flamboyance of its Golden Age counterparts, the allure of treasure and danger remains.

During the Golden Age of Piracy, ships traversing these waters were frequent targets for daring buccaneers. Laden with valuable spices and goods from the Orient, these vessels fell victim to ruthless attacks, their cargo seized to fill the coffers of infamous pirates.

Among the treasures of the era were tin pitis coins, struck in Palembang, a major port of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), during the late 18th century. These coins, featured in the Pirate Money (Mini Album), are a tangible link to the swashbuckling past, each one a relic of the adventures and exploits of the pirates who once roamed the high seas.

Step into the world of piracy with the Pirate Money (Mini Album) and embark on a journey through history, where tales of daring raids and hidden treasures await discovery.