Isle of Man 1 oz Platinum Noble BU/Proof (Random Year)

Isle of Man 1 oz Platinum Noble BU/Proof (Random Year)

$1,828.64

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Isle of Man 1 oz Platinum Noble BU/Proof (Random Year)

The Isle of Man Noble, or 'Manx,' was the first Platinum bullion coin created for investors, and was minted by the Pobjoy Mint from 1983 to 1989. Nobles are legal tender to the value of their precious metal content making them valuable to investors.

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4 Reviews

75% of reviewers recommend this product

Posted By: William

Date: Oct 17, 2023

Random scratch on boat side

I've always been a fan of APMEX and respect them as the most dynamic metals exchange online. I expected this coin to arrive in mint condition seeing as I didn't buy it for a "random abrasions" discount, but it arrived with a very visible scratch to the top right of the boat. I'm not a serious collector or anything and bought it to wear so I'm probably less bothered about it than I should be, but I was just surprised that APMEX quality control didn't catch it. I had planned to wear it boat side out seeing as I'm a sailor, but I just wear the queen face out instead. I guess it's got extra character or something now.

Posted By: Richard

Date: May 15, 2022

An all-time Favorite

I have several Platinum Nobles and will be buying more. This is my "go to" for platinum coins and I will always choose the Noble over other platinum coins if it is available.

Posted By: ExHack

Date: Feb 20, 2019

What a stunner!!!

If you’re taking advantage of the market lows for platinum, this is how to do it. My 35-year-old coin was in near-perfect condition, just a tiny surface scuff on the obverse. Beautiful strike and design featuring the classic Machin effigy of QE2 (mine was an ‘85, YMMV) and a Viking ship on the reverse. A work of art and a terrific way to diversify your portfolio while prices are low, at a premium that gouges less than other forms.

Posted By: metal man

Date: Mar 2, 2018

Neat coin

Nice to have this Plat coin from Isle of Man. Can't get it out of plastic case though.