One of the first £10 notes on the Island has sold for £500.
The banknote was one of the lots at Chrystals Auctions on Saturday morning in Douglas.
It was produced in 1972 and was described as still crisp and clean.
It was estimated to sell at between £400 and £600 and went for £500 when the hammer fell.
Haywood asked to step down over 20mph zones, says letter
Chief Minister Alf Cannan asked Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood to resign over the rollout of 20mph zones and controversy about the Local Government Bill.
Tynwald committee will hear from senior DOI figures
A Tynwald committee will hear from senior figures in the Department of Infrastructure this week.
Michelle Haywood to be replaced by Tim Crookall as Infrastructure Minister
The government's announced Infrastructure Minister Dr Michelle Haywood has stepped down.
"Slower approach" to min wage rise planned by incoming minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan's announced plans to appoint Chris Thomas as treasury minister today.
Breaking news: Treasury Minister steps down
It's been announced that Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson has stepped down.
MHK questions Ronaldsway immigration training
Are airport staff trained to check passports and immigration when flights land on the Island?
FOI reveals nearly £350,000 spent on sports funding
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it's spent almost £349,000 on five sports over the last three years.
Something's in the Aire as new beauty hotspot opens
A new beauty salon has launched in the Island’s capital.
