2023 2 oz One Noble Piedfort Silver Coin - Secondary Market

2023 2 oz One Noble Piedfort Silver Coin - Circulated

2023 marks the 5th edition of the Isle of Man - Angels & Nobles Collection from the CIT, with a limited strike of 999 units.

Coin Highlights

• Contains 2 oz of .999 fine silver;
• Bears One Noble denomination, backed by the Isle of Man;
• Ultra-High Relief (Smartminting® Technology);
• Produced by the CIT in a limited strike of 999 units;
• 5th issue of the Collection “Isle of Man - Angels & Nobles”;
• The obverse features King Charles III’s depiction;
• The reverse showcases a Viking long-ship.
• May contain spotting or light abrasion marks.

The Design

As the Isle of Man is a self-governing British Crown Dependency, the left-profile bust imprinted on the obverse side of this coin belongs to King Charles III. The inscriptions surrounding the image read: “KING CHARLES III,” “ISLE OF MAN,” and “2023.”

The reverse design corresponds to the one which debuted with the first Noble minted in 1983. It showcases a navigating Viking longship in the sea, encircled by a chain of triskeles, which represent the Coat of Arms of the Isle of Man. The symbol refers to the nation’s Celtic and Viking ascendence.

The coin’s metal content, purity, weight, and denomination are on the bottom and read: “Ag .999 2 OUNCES” and “ONE NOBLE.”

The Noble Coin

The Isle of Man has issued Noble coins since 1983, but not annually. As they are limited edition, they quickly become rare pieces, attracting avid coin collectors’ attention.

The CIT started producing Noble coins in 2017 through the Isle of Man - Angels & Nobles Collection. The debut design, repeated in 2018, was the Angel of Piedfort. The following edition happened in 2020, displaying the Noble original design with the Viking ship on the reverse side and repeated in 2022 and 2023.

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These coins are circulated and do not come in original packaging or with COAs. Because they are circulated they may contain some spotting or light abrasion marks.