2006 Isle of Man Shorthair Cat Clad Proof Coin

2006 Isle of Man Shorthair Cat Clad Proof Coin
If you or someone you know loves cats, this is the "purr-fect" coin. Issued by the Isle of Man, which is off the coast of England, this coin celebrates the Exotic Shorthair, a wonderful version of the Persian. They have the same flat face but a short, plush teddy bear look. The breed is very responsive to humans and human emotions and has inherited its very tame personality and gentle ways from its Persian ancestry. It's the 19th in a set of coins—all dedicated to the cat. The beautiful coin is encapsulated, so you can pick it up, display it and enjoy it without marring the coin. It's a uniquely personal gift for your favorite cat fancier.

What You Get

2006 Isle of Man Shorthair Cat clad proof coin  Presentation box

2006 Isle of Man Shorthair Cat Clad Proof Coin Features

Crown coin

19th in a set of cat coins About the size of a classic silver dollar

Specs

The Key Specs 

Coin Grade/Condition:	Proof Copper-nickel clad
Mint Mark:	Pobjoy Mint, UK
Obverse:	Queen Elizabeth II's portrait
Reverse:	3 charming exotic Shorthair kittens
Measures:	Approx. 1-1/2" in diameter (38.6mm)
Packaging:	Encapsulated and in a box

Specs - Box

Measures:	Approx. 1/2"H x 3"W x 3"L
Country of Origin:	Imported

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