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A triangular proof gold coin struck by the Royal Mint for the Bermuda Monetary Authority, part of a three-year series of lobed, three-sided coins. The reverse shows the island of Bermuda under a compass, with a ship sailing below. It holds 15.55 g (1/2 oz) of 99.9% gold, and only 1,500 were made.
Consisting of 15.55 gr 999 fine gold
Obverse: Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II
Reverse: Map of Bermuda, ship, compass, and issuing country
Mintage: 1500
Specifications
MetalGold
MintThe Royal Mint
Weight15.55 g
Purity0.999
Year1996
CountryUnited Kingdom
TypeCoin
Face value30 BMD
PackagingIndividual Coin Capsule or Sleeve
Assay cardYes
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A triangular proof gold coin struck by the Royal Mint for the Bermuda Monetary Authority, part of a three-year series of lobed, three-sided coins. The reverse shows the island of Bermuda under a compass, with a ship sailing below. It holds 15.55 g (1/2 oz) of 99.9% gold, and only 1,500 were made. Highlights Consisting…
A triangular proof gold coin struck by the Royal Mint for the Bermuda Monetary Authority, part of a three-year series of lobed, three-sided coins. The reverse shows the island of Bermuda under a compass, with a ship sailing below. It holds 15.55 g (1/2 oz) of 99.9% gold, and only 1,500 were made.
Highlights
Consisting of 15.55 gr 999 fine gold
Obverse: Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II
Reverse: Map of Bermuda, ship, compass, and issuing country