Experience the Sophisticated Beauty of the Atlantic’s Jewel Capture the essence of Bermuda’s turquoise waters and rich heritage with this 2-note collector’s set. These notes represent two distinct eras of Bermudian currency, both featuring elegant portraits of HM Queen Elizabeth II. In Uncirculated (UNC) condition, these specimens are bank-fresh, showcasing the intricate "wave" patterns and fine-line detailing that make Bermuda’s currency some of the most beautiful in the world.

Note 1: 1 Dollar (Blue/Green) - 6th February 1970 (P-23)

• Obverse: Features the young portrait of the Queen, the Bermuda Coat of Arms, and a soaring Bermuda Petrel (Cahow), a bird once thought extinct.

• Reverse: A stunning scene of Bermuda Fitted Dinghies racing under full sail, with the iconic skyline of Hamilton in the background.

• Significance: Issued by the Bermuda Government during the year the island transitioned to decimal currency.

Note 2: 2 Dollars (Teal/Pink) - 1st October 1988 (P-29)

• Obverse: Features a mature portrait of the Queen alongside a delicate Seahorse and various sea shells, reflecting Bermuda's marine biodiversity.

• Reverse: Showcases the Royal Naval Dockyard (the "Gibraltar of the West") and a detailed map of the Bermuda islands.

• Significance: Issued by the Bermuda Monetary Authority, representing the modern era of the island's financial independence.