This coin was the nineteenth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. Exotic Shorthairs are wonderful versions of the Persian. They have the same flat faces but a short, plush teddy bear look. The breed is very responsive to humans and human emotions and has inherited their very tame personality and gentle ways from their Persian ancestry. The 2006 coin carries a delightful design of three young. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the fifteenth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. The Bengal cat is a unique breed of spotted domestic cat and was developed to combine the look of the wild Asian leopard cat with the temperament of a domestic cat. Tame, if not entirely serene, today’s Bengal cat and its kitten are shown on the reverse of the 2002 coin. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the fourteenth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. The Somali kitten is named after the country known as the Somali Republic, and is an intelligent and affectionate cat with extremely soft, medium to long haired fur. It learns tricks quickly and easily but does not like to be confined indoors. The reverse of the 2001 coin portrays two beautiful Somali kittens playing with a piece of string. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the tenth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. This breed is one of the many branches of the Persian family, that most prized and plentiful of all pedigree cats. Copper eyes predominate in this intelligent and demanding feline whose affection is not always the easiest to gain. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the ninth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. The expressive eyes give a clear insight into the sweet nature of this fun-loving, energetic and curious cat which displays an intense zest for life. This very musical animal also likes to sing and often has a wide vocal range. The 1996 cat coin shows this talented feline in the finest sculpted detail on the reverse. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the fifth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. Truly a Royal Animal, whose ancestors spent centuries within the confines of Thailand’s temples and Royal palaces. No commoner was allowed to own one. Just over 100 years ago, the first Siamese reached the West and captivated all with their charm and beauty. This oriental “aristocrat” graces the reverse of the 1992 cat coin. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the fourth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. From the harsh woodlands of its native Scandinavia comes the Norwegian Forest cat, a feline steeped in the enchantment of ancient Norse legends. Sharply intelligent, courageous and ever alert, this powerful creature is clearly used to surviving on its own initiative as a somewhat rugged individual and is portrayed in splendid detail on the reverse of the 1991 cat coin. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
Macedonia – F.A.O. Set – Dog, Trout, Lynx – 1, 2, 5 Denari – 1995 – BU – KM-5a, 6a, 7a – This three coin set was issued by the Republic of Macedonia in conjunction with the Food and Agricultural Organization (F.A.O.), part of the United Nations effort to eradicate hunger worldwide. The coins consist of One Dinar featuring a Pyrenean Mountain Dog, a Two Denari coin depicting a Trout and a Five Denari piece that shows a European Lynx, a member of the cat family. All three coins are in brilliant uncirculated condition as issued by the mint in 1995.
Isle of Man – Burmilla Cat & Kitten – 1 Crown – 2008 – Brilliant Uncirculated – The Burmilla was originally created accidentally in the United Kingdom. Two cats, a Chinchilla Persian named Sanquist, and a lilac Burmese named Faberge, were both awaiting a partner of their own breed in different rooms. One night the cleaner left the door open. The two cats bred, producing four kittens born in 1981 that were so adorable that a new breed was born. The Burmilla is quite an irreverent and independent cat who adores its owner and displays many kitten-like characteristics even into adulthood. In temperament they are sociable, playful, and affectionate, and get along well with children and other animals. Burmillas should be fed a balanced diet of raw meat, canned food, and dry food. Weekly brushing of the coat is recommended.
This coin was the seventeenth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. Affectionately known as “Tonks,” the Tonkinese is a relatively new breed and is the result of crossing Siamese and Burmese breeds. The result is a cat that has the best qualities of each. The breed is warm, loving and highly intelligent and makes a wonderful companion. The fur is short, soft and shiny and their bodies are slender with long legs. The reverse of the 2004 coin depicts a pair of delightful kittens enthralled by a butterfly. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the thirteenth issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. The first cat of this type appeared in a litter in 1961 and all of today’s Scottish Folds are descendants of this first cat. This breed is very affectionate, loving of human company and gets along well with other pets. A kitten playing with a globe, symbolizing the dawn of a new millennium is captured in fine detail on the reverse of the 2000 coin. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This coin was the seventh issue of what has become the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series, first issued in 1988. Upon returning to the United States from service in Japan, GIs brought back their naturally bobtailed pets. They were responsible for bringing this ancient breed to popularity and pedigree status in the West. These eastern feline extroverts hate mice which they hunt with dedicated ferocity. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
This was the second issue in the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series which began in 1988. One of the most popular breeds in the world, the Persian has all the feline charm – beautiful looks, fine manners and a loving albeit selective nature. Persians come in about 50 recognized colors and patterns, dominating the show world of pedigree cats. The superstar of the cat kingdom is depicted in exquisitely sculpted relief on the highly sought after 1989 cat coin. This beautiful uncirculated cat crown from the Isle of Man Cat Coins Series makes a unique gift idea that will please the most discriminating cat lover and has become a favorite of collectors of world coins with animal themes.
India – 25th Anniversary Independence – Asoka Lion – 10 Rupees – 1972 – BU – KM187.1
Isle of Man – Persian Cat – Crown – 1989 – Descriptive Folder – Brilliant Uncirculated
Fiji – Great Animals of the World – Cheetah – $1 – 2009 – BU – Color Crown
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