Isle of Man 2007 Swans Coin : 155 results priced between £5.00 and £100.00

* Will fit into a Coin Mount. * Perfect gift for the one you love. * Legal Tender from the Isle of Man. * Available in Proof 1/25oz Gold, Proof Sterling Silver and Unc. Cupro Nickel.

More Information The Isle of Man 2007 Swans Coin is a stunning coin which will make a great gift for a loved one, whatever the occasion may be. This delightful coin has been specially designed and produced by the Isle of Man to celebrate the natural beauty and grace of Swans. The coin depicts a pair of swans with their heads together while their necks create an adorable heart shape. The obverse of the coin features a fine effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Isle of Man 2007 Swans Coin...

The Ragdoll cat has a gentle, loving nature and a muscular build. All Ragdolls are colourpointed, so their face, ears, legs and tail are darker in colour than the rest of their body. However, when born the kittens are completely white or cream and the points begin to develop a few days after birth. When mature, Ragdolls have a thick, silky coat which is semi-longhaired. Ragdolls are famous for their laid back nature, are docile and trusting and crave human company.

This coin is available in Uncirculated Cupro Nickel Diamond Finish, Proof Sterling Silver and Proof 22ct Gold. Bring these charming French hens to life with the coloured versions of the Unc. Cupro Nickel Diamond Finish, Proof Sterling and Proof 22ct Gold. The Proof Sterling Silver version is available in a beautiful Christmas card which compliments the coin and the Unc. Cupro Nickel Diamond Finish version is available only in a Christmas Card.

More Information The Isle of Man 2007 Beautiful Fairy Tales Collection Coin, also in Proof Silver, is a delight to own. The Isle of Man are proude to announce the release of two more coins, Sleeping Beauty and The Three Little Pigs, to add to the fairy tale coin series. Previous coins include The Ugly Duckling, Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs and Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Each of the coins are accompanied by a fully illustrated colour story pack. The Isle of Man 2007 Beautiful Fairy Tales...

More Information The Isle of Man 2007 ‘Three French Hens’ Christmas 50p Coin, also in Proof Silver and Fine Gold, is a stunning coin which will make a wonderful addition to any coin collection. This coin has been specially designed and released by the Isle of Man as the third coin in the ’Twelve Days of Christmas’ collection. This coin represents the verse ‘Three French Hens’ and features three elaborate hens along with a heart motif. The obverse of the coin features a fine effigy of Her Majesty...

More Information Isle of Man 2007 Centenary of the TT Races Coins, also in Proof Silver, are a fabulous set of coins which will make a great addition to any coin collection, especially a sporting themed one. These stunning coins have been specially designed to celebrate the 100th Birthday of the TT Races held in the Isle of Man each year. Each coin features an iconic rider from TT history. The first coin features Mike ‘The Bike’ Hailwood. The second coin depicts Geoff Duke who dominated the TT races...

More Information The Isle of Man 2007 Ragdoll Cat Coin, also in Proof Silver, is a delightful coin to own and will make a fabulous gift for any cat lover. This stunning coin has been specially designed and released as part of the Isle of Man’s iconic Cat series and is the 20th coin in the collection. This coin celebrates the Ragdoll breed and features a mother Ragdoll cat along with her beautiful kitten. The iconic Manx cat from the first ever cat coin can be seen in the background. The obverse...

Manx gold sovereigns and half sovereigns conform to the same dimensions, weights and purities as their British counterparts. Their are some dates which exist in Manx sovereigns which do not exist in British sovereigns. These include 1973, 1975 and 1977. From 1973 to 1982, these have a design very similar to that of a British sovereign or half, in that their reverse design is a Manx or Norse warrior on a horse, which we presume is slaying a dragon after the style of Pistrucci's world renowned St....

This highly collectable silver coin features the façade of the Treasury building finished in stunning high relief with encapsulated sand from the site. The Petra coin is presented in a beautiful wooden walnut effect box complete with a certification of authenticity.

15mm Coin Lapel Pin Badge : Isle of Man (Ellan Vannin), MANX, Triskelion Collection

Manx Isle of Man Christmas 2011 50p Coin Nollick Ghennal! Happy Christmas! Featuring the man himself Father Christmas This is a new, uncirculated cupro nickel coin Supplied in clear plastic protective wallet.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION This advert is for a 1996 Isle of Man Michael Faraday 1 Crown Coin Cover Royal Institute. Nice picture envelope containing the 1 crown, some lovely stamps and a commemorative postmark. Part of the Millennium Coin Cover Series.

This lovely coin, issued on behalf of the Isle of Man shows the Buckingham Palace, the home of British Monarchy. The coin depicts the east face of Buckingham Palace with gates open, a site very familiar to the public and international visitors. This fine coin will carry the initials 'WK" entwined as a privy mark to celebrate the Royal Engagement.

The coin illustrates two Turkish angora cats, an old breed of cats named after the Turkish capital Angora. Capital now known as Ankara. The cat is still an active breed with long hair, slender build and delicate features including distinctive pert ears and lovely bright eyes.

The coin is a stunning pyramid shape. It shows a design from the wall of Tutankhamun’s tomb, with Tutankhamun himself in the centre. The sun disc at the top contains ancient sand that was collected from the entrance of Tutankhamun’s tomb. Due to the coin’s unusual shape and the small amount of sand that was collected, the edition limits are exceptionally small.

Each year since 1988, collectors around the world eagerly anticipate the release of the new Cat coin from the Isle of Man. It is among the world’s most popular coins, in part because each year’s coin features a new, one-time-only design highlighting a different breed of cat. The new 2008 coin has just been released… and you can be among the first to own one. It depicts a stunning Burmilla Cat with her charming kitten. The beautifully coloured versions bring the design to life and create a coin that...

* Legal tender coin of the Isle of Man. * Privy mark identifies the special 2008 Christmas edition. * Limited edition of only 1,000. * Available in 1/20oz Proof Fine 999.9 Gold.

* Legal tender coins of the Isle of Man. * Available in Proof Sterling Silver and Proof Fine 999.9 Gold. * Each coin has a square hole in the centre – just like ancient Chinese coins. * Limited Mintage – less than one gold coin set is available for each Terracotta Army figure in existence!.

The famous Cat bullion series is now one of the world's most popular collections with close to three million owners. The 2000 lovable Scottish Fold Kitten makes its appearance. First bred in the 60's, this fascinating feline is famous for it's folded ears - a cute feature that has endeared this highly affectionate pet to so many people, especially in the U.S. Beautifully illustrated on the coin reverse, the Scottish Fold Kitten plays with a globe, symbolising the dawn of the new Millennium.

This tailless cat has become a national symbol for its homeland, the Isle of Man, and makes a natural choice for the first coin in this extremely popular series. The origins of this native Manx cat are steeped in mystery - biblical references abound, as do tales of shipwrecked felines swimming ashore from Spanish Galleons. Shy but friendly, clever and endearing the Manx has a personality all of its own as it does its coin.

The Turkish cat is now widely bred throughout the world and includes the white, black, and blue smoke Angoras. In warm weather, it sheds its magnificent silky coat and takes on the appearance of a short-haired feline. The 1995 cat coin beautifully captures the fine distinctive features of the breed for all time.

The Birman cat is said to be affectionate, gentle and even-tempered with a charming personality. The breed is very popular both for showing and as pets and their numbers are increasing rapidly in Britain. This beautiful cat is portrayed in superb detail on the reverse of the 1998 coin.

For thirteen years, the award-winning Cat bullion series from the Isle of Man has delighted both coin collectors and cat owners all around the world. One of the most popular coins of all time, there are now about three million Cat owners and this new addition to the family is sure to charm everyone. Sculpted in beautifully fine relief, two loveable Somali kittens frolic on the reverse of this year's Cat crown. Renowned for its intelligence and loving ways, the Somali's slightly 'wild' appearance...

The latest Cat features the highly attractive Bengal breed with its spotted coat reflecting a wild Asian leopard ancestry, belied by an affectionate and tolerant temperament. The Bengal and its kitten are lovingly depicted on the reverse of the 2002 coin in the finest detail.

One of the most popular gold bullion series in the World, the Isle of Man’s Manx Cat Series was first released in 1988. Since then each year has seen a new design which has inspired thousands of people to collect these beautiful coins. 2005 sees another superb addition to the family and like previous years this coin promises to be just as popular. Depicting a Himalayan Cat with her kittens, this coin is a welcome addition to the family. The Himalayan is one of the few breeds which has both fired...

The Exotic Cat was created in the 1950’s by crossbreeding Persian Longhair and British Shorthair cats. Exotics have a similar body to the Persian’s short, broad frame and characteristic large head. They have a short nose which has a distinct ‘break’ in it and huge adorable round eyes. The easy going nature of the Exotic allows it to fit into any cat lover’s home at any age as they stay playful as adults and bring pleasure for many years.

Buckingham Palace is one of the world's most important buildings and has been the official London residence for Monarch's since 1837 when Queen Victoria chose to reside there. Queen Elizabeth II uses the palace as an administrative headquarters to hold official events and receptions. To mark a number of anniversaries in 2010 involving the Palace, the Isle of Man treasury has released a coin depicting the principal façade - the east front of Buckingham Palace with the gates open, which is most familiar...

As second in line to the British Throne and eldest son of Prince Charles and the late Diana, Princess of Wales, the Royal Wedding is attracting significant interest throughout the world and the fact that the engagement ring Prince William presented to Catherine was the same ring that Prince Charles used to propose to Diana adds to the romance of the whole event. The wedding itself will take place on 29th April this year at Westminster Abbey but it will not be a full State Ceremony as both parents...

Also known as a ‘Spirit Bear’, this rare creamy white bear is often mistaken as a polar bear but is a sub species of the American Black Bear and lives in the central and north coast of British Columbia, Canada. It was Manxman Francis Kermode, who was the second curator of the Provincial Museum of Victoria, British Columbia, who established the fact that this unusual bear was an American grizzly with a genetic defect. He did so after the first live specimen to be caught was entrusted to him. This...

The Siberian Cat has been present in Russian for centuries and is an ancient cat breed that is now said to be the ancestor of all modern long-haired cats. It is a natural breed of Siberia and the national cat of Russia. The cat was first mentioned in a book, which included information on the earliest cat shows in England, in 1871. The Siberian is a strong and powerfully built cat with large, well rounded paws. They are fun loving felines who are energetic and always ready to play a game. They...

According to legend, St Patrick first set foot at Peel islet where he built a church and which has ever since been called St Patrick’s Isle. The remains of this earliest church can still be seen among the ruins of Peel Castle. It is said that St Patrick was returning from Liverpool to Ireland in AD444 with a band of 30 followers and landed in the isle of Eubonia (Isle of Man) ‘Where he found people, as least the rulers, given to magic. But being overcome or convinced by his preaching and miracles...

Queen's Diamond Jubilee Stamp and Coin pack Isle of Man UNC! Our neatly-designed Jubilee collectable (measure just 17 x 17cm) contains a full set of the Diamond Jubilee stamps encapsulated alongside the Jubilee 50p Isle of Man coin.The story of this landmark occasion is told in this top-quality glossy mini-folder.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION This advert is for a 2000 Isle of Man 1st Man On The Moon 1 Crown Coin Cover. Nice picture envelope containing the 1 crown, some lovely stamps and a commemorative postmark. Part of the Millennium Coin Cover Series.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION This advert is for a 1994 Isle of Man D-Day Crown Coin Cover which is part of the D-Day Anniversary set. It includes a war scene picture cover with a Isle of Man stamp, postmarked in Douglas along with a D-Day 1 Crown Coin.