Bermuda 3 dollars Famous Shipwrecks San Pedro Ship Clipper proof gold coin 2007

The 2007 Bermuda 3 Dollars “Famous Shipwrecks – San Pedro” gold coin is a distinguished issue from the island’s triangular commemorative series, dedicated to legendary vessels lost near Bermuda. This release highlights the San Pedro, a ship that sank in 1595, representing one of the earliest maritime tragedies connected with the island’s history. The obverse features the crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, encircled by the inscriptions BERMUDA – ELIZABETH II – 2007. The reverse presents the sailing ship San Pedro with its tall masts and full sails, engraved with fine detail that emphasizes both the grandeur of the vessel and its historical significance. Along the rim are the inscriptions SAN PEDRO – Anno Domini 1595 – THREE DOLLARS. Struck in gold with proof quality, the coin demonstrates frosted reliefs set against mirror-polished fields, producing an impressive cameo effect. With its rare triangular shape, it combines historical storytelling, innovative design, and numismatic rarity. Issued in limited mintage, it forms an essential part of Bermuda’s prestigious “Famous Shipwrecks” program and is a coveted piece for collectors of maritime and gold commemoratives.

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