Puerto Rico has never had independent monetary authority — it uses the US dollar and has no official mint. The "Corozal" peseta is a modern fantasy piece or private commemorative issue with no basis in Puerto Rican monetary history, drawing on the old Spanish colonial peseta denomination that ceased relevance on the island after 1899. Corozal itself is an inland municipality with no particular connection to coinage or currency production.
Puerto Rico has never had independent monetary authority — it uses the US dollar and has no official mint. The "Corozal" peseta is a modern fantasy piece or private commemorative issue with no basis in Puerto Rican monetary history, drawing on the old Spanish colonial peseta denomination that ceased relevance on the island after 1899. Corozal itself is an inland municipality with no particular connection to coinage or currency production.