A serious collector will be celebrating this week - after spending hundreds of pounds on a £20 note.
The 1979 millennium edition note was put5 up for sale through auctioneers Chrystals.
On Saturday morning, the crisp, clean and unused note was sold at the business's sales room on Allen Street.
And when the hammer fell, the note had fetched a whopping £280!
Manx S100 racer confirmed as involved in red flag incident
A Manx rider has been named as the competitor involved in a red flag incident during the Southern 100 yesterday.
Fewer than half of applicants for vocational GSCE get places
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says fewer than half of those who apply for vocational GCSEs get places in their schools.
Maladministration signs at Post Office over complaint, says commissioner
The Tynwald Commissioner for Administration says there are markers of maladministration by the Post Office in a complaint over a £1.90 parcel.
Day of road closures as racing starts at Southern 100
Roads around the Billown Course are due to be closed for most of the day as race action gets underway in the Southern 100.
Council to support Fairtrade products
Douglas Council says it'll support Fairtrade products in future.
Cost of DOI's dive team has risen
The Department of Infrastructure says the cost of its dive team has risen by 15 per cent this year, despite the number of dives more than halving in two years.
King's visit will make Island history, says Lieutenant Governor
The Island's Lieutenant Governor says next week's royal visit will be a very special one.
King to visit Isle of Man next week
The Isle of Man will get a royal visit next week.
