This is a certified 1964 Bermuda Crown silver coin, struck for Bermuda as a British Overseas Territory and featuring the 1st portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The coin is professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) with a solid Mint State 63 (MS63) grade, confirming an uncirculated example with strong eye appeal, original mint luster, and well-preserved details. The obverse displays the crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse features the iconic Bermuda coat of arms with ship motif and the Latin motto Quo Fata Ferunt. This crown-sized silver issue is a classic of British Commonwealth and Caribbean numismatics, highly collected for its historical significance, large silver format, and elegant design. Notably, this example exhibits a minor die rotation, estimated at approximately 5% (around 15–20 degrees) when comparing obverse-to-reverse alignment against the standard medal alignment used for Bermuda coinage. This is a genuine but small mint striking variation, visible when carefully examined or compared to reference examples. It is important to note that PCGS does not automatically attribute or list minor die rotations on certification labels, as small rotations are generally considered within mint tolerance unless they are large or dramatic. As a result, the PCGS holder does not mention the die rotation, even though it is observable. This is normal and consistent with PCGS attribution policy. This coin appeals to collectors of: Bermuda coins and Bermuda crown silver coins Queen Elizabeth II early portrait coinage British Commonwealth and British Overseas Territories coinage PCGS graded silver coins Mint error and die variety collectors seeking minor die rotations Large silver world coins and crown-size issues The combination of PCGS MS63 certification, original silver composition, 1964 date, and minor die rotation striking characteristic makes this an attractive example for collectors who appreciate both high-grade condition and subtle minting anomalies. A strong addition to any advanced world coin or Commonwealth silver collection.