A commemorative bottle of champagne marking 1,000 years of Tynwald will go under the hammer this weekend.
Today Murray's auctioneers will host a sale on Allan Street in Douglas.
Among the lot is a special magnum of Moet and Chandon bubbly which was produced for the Island's millennium in 1979.
It's thought the fizz could fetch up to £150.
Evening ferry delayed
This evening's Steam Packet crossing to Heysham has been delayed, Thursday, September 18.
Record numbers using pool after government investment
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Island inflation rises, but still under UK figure
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No data on social housing fibre installations
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Fundraiser launched for Classic TT rider
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Post Office warning against social media scam
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No plans to force cyclists to wear helmets, says minister
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Investigation into commissioner's Charlie Kirk comments
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