Isle of Man 1 oz Silver Angel Coin Isle of Man 1 oz Silver Angel Coin
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Second release of the angel coin from Tower mint.
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Limited mintage of 10,000 coins
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Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver in BU condition.
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Nominal value of 1 Angel.
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King Charles III on the obverse.
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The reverse features Archangel Michael as he slays a dragon.
The Isle of Man is one of the smallest nations in the world, with a population estimated around 85,000. Despite its small size, the Isle of Man has issued some of the most unique gold and silver coins over the years.
 The angel coin was issued in 1465 by order of King Edward IV. It had replaced the gold Noble which was the most widely used gold coin at the time.
The Angel coin was popular throughout the Renaissance era due to widespread belief in its healing properties. Kings often held ceremonies handing out gold angels to the sick and disabled. It was also believed to cure tuberculosis, which was referred to as “King’s evil” at the time.
Fast forward to the modern-day angel coin –
The Pobjoy Mint began minting the Angel coin in 1984 featuring a beautiful new design. It quickly became a favorite among coin enthusiasts and collectors around the globe.
The coin’s reverse features an image of Archangel Michael slaying a dragon with a sphere. The obverse bears an effigy of his majesty, King Charles III. The portrait is used exclusively on coins issued by the Isle of Man.
The featured 2024 Angel coin was issued by the Isle of Man and struck by the Tower mint. It contains 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver with a proof-like finish.
The Silver Angel coin is absolutely remarkable with a brilliant proof-like luster. Each coin arrives in pristine condition housed in a new direct-fit capsule.
