Two unique banknotes could fetch as much as 150 times their face value this weekend.
Chrystals Auctions is hosting a sale at its salesroom on Allan Street in Douglas from 10am on Saturday, February 14.
Among the lots of two Manx one-pound notes issued by Martins Bank in 1957 - it was based in Liverpool but had a number of branches around the Island.
The notes have an estimated auction price of £100 to £150.
Afternoon ferry is next to be cancelled by weather
The Steam Packet says its 2.15pm crossing from Heysham to Douglas will no longer be going ahead this Sunday, April 5.
Difficult to compare Island's Hospice funding with UK, says minister
The Health Minister says comparisons between government funding of hospices here and abroad must be made with caution.
Mountain Road to close because of gales
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll soon be closing the Mountain Road because of high winds.
New amber warning issued for tonight's storm
Ronaldsway Met Office has upgraded tonight's weather warning from yellow to amber.
Police appeal over theft of building materials
Police in the West are appealing for information about stolen buildings materials.
One of capital's oldest buildings may become housing
One of the oldest buildings in Douglas could become residential accommodation, according to an estate agent.
New NHS safety rule to be brought in on Island
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Two city streets to shut for over six months
Two streets in the centre of Douglas will be partly closed for over six months.
