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| 背面描述 | Central depiction of the historic luxury yacht Colonel William G. Ball rendered in fine detail within the triangular field. The circumferential legend, following the curved inner border, reads COLONEL WILLIAM G. BALL and ANNO DOMINI 1943, commemorating the vessel's year. A small hog device, emblematic of Bermuda's early history, appears among the inscriptions, and the denomination THREE DOLLARS is also present within the legend. |
| 背面文字 | Latin, Latin (cursive) |
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Colonel William Bell served as Bermuda's Postmaster General from 1812 until his death in 1848, and it was his initiative that produced the island's first postage stamps in 1848 — among the earliest government-issued stamps in the Western Hemisphere. The so-called "Perot stamps," named for his successor, are today museum pieces, but Bell's administrative groundwork made them possible. Bermuda's commemorative coinage program has repeatedly revisited this postal history as a point of genuine local distinction rather than imperial ceremony.