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2011 Isle Of Man Tosha Cat Pound Brilliant Uncirculated Annual Coin Set

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The Britannia Coin Company
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The 2011 Isle of Man coin set, struck by the British Pobjoy Mint, is notable for the inclusion of two year-specific commemoratives. The era in which 'historic building' designs were struck on Manx coins (2004 - 2016) experienced no special commemoratives in BU sets - apart from the £2 and 50p in this highly collectable set. In 2011, the Isle hosted the Commonwealth Youth Games. Its mascot, Tosha the Cat, is depicted on the reverse of this set's Two Manx Pound. Motorsport fans will also enjoy the Fifty Pence, which celebrates 50 Years of Yamaha at the TT with a superbike design. Note that an alternative edition replaces the Tosha Cat £2 with the Peel Castle £2 - although this edition does include the sought-after Tosha commemorative! The remaining brilliant uncirculated coins are struck with the definitive designs, featuring iconic landmarks across the Isle. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]