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Random Year 1 oz Isle of Man Noble .9995 Platinum Coin

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Platinum
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Uncategorized
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999.5‰
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31.103
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14.47
Shipping cost to
10.20 USD
All-in premium (%)
15.10
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1,830.56 USD
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LPM
Dealer country
Hong Kong
Last price update
2026-07-20
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Unknown
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### **Key Details:** 1. **Material**: Contains 1 oz of .9995 fine platinum, making it a high-purity platinum bullion coin. 2. **Obverse Design**: Features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, reflecting the coin's origin from the Isle of Man. Her profile is flanked by the inscription "ISLE OF MAN" on the left and "ELIZABETH II" on the right, separated by four triskelions (a traditional Celtic symbol associated with the Isle of Man). 3. **Reverse Design**: Depicts a Viking longboat with a full sail, a nod to the Isle of Man's Norse heritage. The inscriptions include "1 OZ PLATINUM FINE" and "ONE NOBLE" below the waves near the ship. The rim of the coin features a Viking knit design with a triskelion symbol above the ship's flag, emphasizing the island's cultural history. This coin is a favorite among collectors and investors due to its unique design, historical significance, and high platinum content. It also serves as a tribute to the Isle of Man's rich maritime and Viking heritage.