Sep 05, 2001
Harry Potter money? Empire Online reports that The Isle of Man is allowing legal tender in cupro-nickel, silver or gold, minted by Popjoy Mint. The coins carry an image of Queen Elizabeth on one side and Harry waving his wand on the other. The gold coin – which costs �39.95 – is worth just 5p in legal tender, while the cupro-nickel and silver versions which costs �9.95 and �39.95 are worth 25p in the shops.
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