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194 COINS. ISLE OF MAN. A collection of crown issues from 1970 to 1997. 187 copper nickel crowns, 7 silver crowns (194 total). Bust of Queen Elizabeth II right; ISLE OF MAN ELIZABETH II around, date below / A variety of designs marking significant events or individuals. Krause KM 18 (1970) to KM 793 (1997) (not all inclusive). Mint State and Proof coins. All are individually in holders with neatly inked descriptions--date, KM number, metal, grade noted.

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Heavy collection. Actual shipping charges will be added if sent outside the United States.

 

The Isle of Man crown series of copper-nickel pieces designated “ONE CROWN” begins with a 1970 issue with Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and a Manx cat on the reverse. The Krause catalog designated the piece as KM 18.  The KM numbers continue through to KM 1267, a year 2000 issue. This collection runs through KM 793, 1 1997 issue celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the marriage of Elizabeth II and Philip. The collection is comprehensive between those years and issues but not complete. What is there is a fascinating medallic depiction of many world events, some of which are listed below.

 

•The Millenium of Tynwald 1979 (“The oldest continuous parliament”)

•Moscow Olympiad 1980

•World Cup Spain 1982

•Los Angeles Olympics 1984

•Quincentenary of the College of Arms 1984

•World’s Cup (Soccer) Mexico 1986

•America’s Cup (sailing) 1987

•Bicentenary of Steam Navigation 1988

•Bicentenary of the Mutiny on the Bounty 1989

•World Cup Italy 1990

•Churchill 1990

•Discovery of America 1992

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