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250 Dollars - Elizabeth II Royal Wedding
| Issuer | Bermuda |
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| Year | 1981 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Obverse lettering | BERMUDA ELIZABETH II |
| Reverse description | Conjoined busts of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer facing right, set within a raised inner circle, with Charles in the foreground wearing a suit and Diana slightly overlapping behind him. To the lower left of the portrait group, the Prince of Wales feathers badge is depicted in relief with the motto scroll; to the lower right, a stylised floral spray adorns the field. The legend ROYAL WEDDING 1981 arcs along the upper periphery, and the denomination 250 DOLLARS is inscribed along the lower border in raised Latin capitals. |
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Issued to mark the July 1981 marriage of Charles and Diana, this coin is one of dozens of Commonwealth gold pieces struck for the occasion — Bermuda among a wave of dependent territories that authorized commemorative issues within weeks of the wedding announcement. The Royal Mint supplied blanks and technical support to several of these programs, though striking itself was contracted through private mints in most cases.
KM#29 was produced in strictly limited numbers with no circulation intent.