Bermuda 3 dollars Famous Shipwrecks Kate Ship Clipper proof gold coin 2007

The 2007 Bermuda 3 Dollars “Famous Shipwrecks – Kate” gold coin is a remarkable tribute to the island’s maritime past and one of its most notable shipwrecks. Struck in an unusual triangular shape, it is part of the series dedicated to Bermuda’s legendary lost vessels. The obverse features the crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, facing right, with the inscriptions BERMUDA – ELIZABETH II – 2007. The reverse depicts the sailing ship Kate, a clipper that sank in 1878, rendered with fine detail that conveys both the beauty and the tragedy of Bermuda’s seafaring history. Along the rim appear the inscriptions KATE – Anno Domini 1878 – THREE DOLLARS. The proof strike enhances the composition with frosted relief and highly polished fields, giving the coin a rich contrast. Struck in gold, this issue stands out for its rare triangular format, refined artistry, and strong historical significance. Issued in limited mintage, it is part of Bermuda’s prestigious “Famous Shipwrecks” commemorative program and an outstanding acquisition for collectors of world gold and maritime-themed coins.

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