Five Manx coins, described as some of the rarest modern coins in the world, will go under the hammer in the UK this week.
The coins were struck in 1992 for trial and calibration as changes were made to the Island's 10p pieces.
Only around 200 were ever made, and they can only be distinguished from normal Manx 10ps through tiny markings.
They'll be sold off to the highest bidder by RWB Auctions in Royal Wootton Bassett in Swindon tomorrow.
Coastguard recruiting videos cost under £2k
The Department of Infrastructure says safety and recruitment videos for the Island's coastguards cost just under £2,000.
Over £5.6 moved from banks to dormant assets
Banks gave the Island's dormant assets fund almost £5.6 million last year.
Road near TT course to become one-way
A road alongside the TT course in Douglas will be temporarily one-way from tomorrow.
Arabic interpreter needed for court
The Island's courts say they're looking for someone who can speak Arabic to help in proceedings.
MHK takes exception to "clowns" remark
An MHK's blasted a parliamentary colleague, after he seemed to call Tynwald members "clowns".
Two weeks left for free manx.net emails
There's just a fortnight left to move your manx.net email address before it's suspended.
Three bribery cases and 11 thefts reported to Treasury last year
The government saw a rise of more than 20 per cent in financial irregularities reported last year.
Government media and marketing staff queried
An MHK wants to know how many marketing staff are employed across the government.
