Bermuda 3 dollars Sea Venture Shipwrecked silver coin 2006

The 2006 Bermuda 3 Dollars “Sea Venture Shipwreck” silver coin with gold-plated elements is a remarkable triangular commemorative issue dedicated to one of the most famous events in Bermuda’s history. The Sea Venture, the flagship of the Virginia Company fleet, wrecked on the reefs of Bermuda in 1609, and its survivors laid the foundation of the first permanent settlement on the island. The obverse shows the crowned effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, enhanced with selective gilding, surrounded by the inscriptions BERMUDA – ELIZABETH II – 2006. The reverse depicts the Sea Venture with its sails billowing in the wind, the ship highlighted in gold against a silver proof background. Around the rim are the inscriptions SEA VENTURE – Anno Domini 1609 – THREE DOLLARS. The proof quality finish, with frosted and mirrored surfaces, creates a striking contrast with the gold-plated design, giving the coin an exceptional artistic value. Issued in limited mintage, this piece belongs to the prestigious “Famous Shipwrecks” program and stands out as a numismatic rarity that combines historical storytelling, innovative triangular format, and precious metal craftsmanship.

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