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2007 Isle of Man Government - 10 Pounds Manx IMP Banknote Serial No. S2 48885

2007 Isle of Man Government - 10 Pounds Manx IMP Banknote Serial No. S2 48885

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Description

2007 Isle of Man 10 Pound Banknote – Peel Castle, Triskelion, and Manx Majesty

Issued by the Isle of Man Government, the 2007 £10 banknote is a striking blend of Celtic heritage, royal symbolism, and island pride. As a self-governing British Crown Dependency, the Isle of Man issues its own currency, and this note reflects both its independence and its enduring ties to the monarchy. With its bold design, historical imagery, and limited circulation, it’s a standout piece for collectors of regional and royal currency.

Printed by De La Rue, the note features the iconic Triskelion (three-legged symbol) at centre, a regal portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, and a reverse scene of Peel Castle circa 1830, one of the island’s most storied landmarks.

Key Features & Historical Significance
Issuer: Isle of Man Government

Denomination: 10 Pounds

Year of Issue: 2007 (ND – no printed date)

Pick Number: P-46a

Printer: De La Rue, London

Size: Approx. 142 × 75 mm

Material: Paper with intaglio and multicolour lithographic printing

Design Highlights
Obverse: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at right, based on the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy. The Triskelion appears at centre, with the Isle of Man coat of arms and bilingual motto “Quocunque Jeceris Stabit” (“Whichever way you throw it, it will stand”).

Reverse: A detailed engraving of Peel Castle as it appeared in the early 19th century, with fishermen in the foreground — a tribute to the island’s maritime roots.

Watermark: Triskelion watermark, visible when held to light.

Security Features: Microtext, guilloché patterns, and reflective ink.

Colour Scheme: Rich brown and green on a multicolour underprint.

Why Collect This Banknote?
The 2007 £10 note is a favourite among collectors of British Crown Dependencies and historical-themed currency. It offers:

Cultural symbolism, with the Triskelion and Peel Castle

Royal portraiture, linking it to Queen Elizabeth II’s global legacy

Low circulation outside the island, enhancing its scarcity

De La Rue craftsmanship, known for precision and durability

Celebrate Manx heritage and royal tradition with this beautifully engraved £10 note. Whether you’re drawn to its Celtic roots, regal design, or historical tribute, the 2007 Isle of Man banknote is a proud emblem of island identity.

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