If you've hung onto £1 for almost a century, your investment could see a return of almost 12,000 per cent this weekend!
Manx £1 notes dating back almost 90 years will go under the hammer when Chrystals auctioneers host a sale in Allen Street in Douglas on Saturday morning.
Among the lots are two bank notes issued by Isle of Man Bank in June 1936.
They're expected to fetch up to £120 each.
Farming union handing out free signs
A farming union on the Island is handing out free information signs.
Weather warning issued for severe gales on Sunday
A yellow weather warning has been issued for severe gales on Sunday.
Police dealt with motorists jumping red lights
The police says it’s dealt with a number of motorist have jumped red lights near roadworks.
Onchan MHK gets apology from Manx Care
Manx Care's apologised to an MHK after criticising comments she made in Tynwald this week.
TT bridge-building to shut road in May
A road in Douglas will close in early May while a TT landmark is put up.
999 centre plagued by child's 'toy' phone calls
Don't give children working mobiles to play with!
Winds causing problems at airport
Ronaldsway airport says a number of flights are being affected by gales today.
Unopened toilets means Ramsey loos-ing out, says commissioner
A Ramsey commissioner has hit out at Tesco over the toilets at its Bowring Road store.
