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.
More than 5,500 Manx gambling websites banned by Turkiye
Türkiye says the Isle of Man is a key hub for illegal betting operators who target players in the country.
Ramsey park keeps its Green Flag status
Ramsey's flagship park has won prestigious Green Flag status.
Commissioners want DOI to tackle governor's unruly bush
Onchan commissioners say they'll ask the government to do something about the governor's unkempt bush.
Next Subway branch announced - subject to planning
A pub in Port Erin could become the Island's next branch of Subway, if planners give the green light.
Vandalism at historic site's gardens
There's been an incident of vandalism at a historic site in the South.
Campsite bans fires and barbecues over safety concerns
A campsite in the west of the Island has banned fires and barbecues for safety reasons.
Have you spotted asses in Foxdale?
A vet's asking people to keep their eyes peeled for two missing donkeys.
KWC applies for registered building consent over nursery move
King Williams college has applied for registered building consent as it relocates the Buchan School's nursery to its main building.
