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.
Immigration residence requirements to double?
Will immigrants have to stay on the Island for 10 years before they can be given indefinite leave to remain?
IOM assisted dying law discussed in House of Lords
The UK's House of Lords has heard calls for the Island's assisted dying bill to be given Royal Assent soon.
Man's half-marathon will raise cash for Hospice
A local man and his aunt will be taking on a half marathon to raise money in memory of his mum.
10-day closure for Mountain Road in April
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road will close for 10 days next month.
DOI asked about road marking complaints
The Department of Infrastructure says it received almost 200 reports of road defects via its mobile app last year.
First-time buyer scheme changes debated this summer
The results from a consultation about changes to first-time buyer schemes are expected to go before Tynwald in May.
Council shows off new Willaston flats
Douglas Council says its finished building 48 new apartments.
Fall in drink and drug driving convictions
Convictions for drink and drug driving have fallen since 2023.
