Bermuda 2 dollars Endangered Wildlife Spiny Lobster silver coin 1991

The 1991 Bermuda 2 Dollars “Spiny Lobster” silver coin is a fascinating piece dedicated to the rich marine fauna of the island. The obverse shows the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II in a regal crown, surrounded by the inscription BERMUDA – ELIZABETH II, emphasizing the national identity and authority of the issue. The reverse is dominated by a finely detailed image of the Caribbean spiny lobster, an important species in Bermuda’s waters and a symbol of the island’s fishing traditions. The crustacean is engraved with remarkable accuracy, highlighting its long antennae and segmented body, with the year 1991 at the top and the denomination TWO DOLLARS boldly inscribed below. The proof strike enhances the clarity of every line, with frosted relief contrasting against mirror-like fields. Struck in sterling silver, this issue represents both ecological significance and numismatic artistry, commemorating Bermuda’s natural heritage and its endangered marine life. A sought-after coin among collectors of wildlife, sea life, and world silver commemoratives, especially appealing in high-grade proof condition.

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