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

The 2007 Bermuda 3 Dollars “Famous Shipwrecks – Manilla” gold coin is a rare triangular issue dedicated to the maritime history of the island and the tragedies of its surrounding waters. Belonging to the “Famous Shipwrecks” commemorative series, it highlights the fate of vessels that sank near Bermuda. The obverse displays the crowned effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, with the inscriptions BERMUDA – ELIZABETH II – 2007 placed around the design. The reverse depicts the sailing ship Manilla, a clipper that went down in 1739, portrayed in fine detail with its sails unfurled, emphasizing its importance as a merchant vessel of its time. Along the rim appear the inscriptions MANILLA – Anno Domini 1739 – THREE DOLLARS. The proof strike enhances the artwork with frosted relief and mirror-like fields, producing a strong visual contrast. Struck in gold and issued in limited mintage, this coin is both a numismatic rarity and a piece of historical storytelling. As part of Bermuda’s prestigious “Famous Shipwrecks” program, it offers collectors a unique blend of artistic engraving, unusual triangular shape, and maritime heritage.

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