G$30 Bermuda – 2007 – 30 Dollars – San Pedro – One of First 300 Struck NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO

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Certification details

Certification number: 3205647-023

Grade: PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO

NGC collectible ID: 478008

Pedigree: ONE OF FIRST 300 STRUCK

Nominal value: G$30

Mint Mark: BERMUDA

Variety: SAN PEDRO

Year: 2007

Bermuda – 2007 – 30 Dollars – San Pedro – One of First 300 Struck – Gold Proof – NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo

Exquisite gold commemorative coin with maritime history – perfect condition, only 300 pieces worldwide in this first mintage

This exceptional gold coin was minted in 2007 by the renowned Royal Mint on behalf of the Government of Bermuda. It is part of the “Shipwreck” series and honors the Spanish merchant ship San Pedro , which sank off the coast of Bermuda in 1595. The coin features the rare Reuleaux triangle design, reminiscent of the geographical shape of the Bermuda Islands.

The specimen offered here has been certified by NGC with the highest grade of PF70 Ultra Cameo and is one of the first 300 minted examples of this issue – a sign of absolute flawlessness, perfect minting quality and an exceptionally strong contrast between the polished surface and the relief.

With an official total circulation of only 750 pieces worldwide and only 300 pieces in this first mintage, this issue is one of Bermuda’s rarest government gold coins – a highly significant collector’s item with historical character.

Technical data:

Country of issue: Bermuda

Year: 2007

Face value: 30 dollars

Material: Gold (.990 Au)

Weight: 31.49 g

Diameter: 35 mm

Shape: Reuleaux triangle

Minting quality: Proof

Certification: NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo

Special feature: One of First 300 Struck

Total circulation: 750 worldwide

Motif description:

Front: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the inscription BERMUDA ELIZABETH II and the year of issue 2007.

Back: Depiction of the Spanish merchant ship San Pedro with the inscription SAN PEDRO Anno Domini 1595 and the face value THIRTY DOLLARS.

Background to the San Pedro:

The San Pedro was a Spanish merchant ship that sank off the coast of Bermuda in 1595. The salvage of the wreck in the 1950s by the famous diver Teddy Tucker revealed numerous treasures, including silver coins, gold bars, and an emerald-studded cross. These finds are considered some of the most significant discoveries in the history of underwater archaeology.

This gold coin combines historical significance, rare origin and the highest numismatic quality – an exclusive collector’s item from one of the most unusual minting contexts of modern times.

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