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2 Pounds - Elizabeth II Women's Suffrage - Margaret Kelvin
| Emittent | Isle of Man |
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| Jahr | 2021 |
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| Form | Round |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse depicts a close-up scene of the signing of Margaret Kelvin's name in the original Isle of Man Poll Books of 1881, referencing her historic participation in the world's first national election in which women were permitted to vote. A hand is shown in the act of writing, with the open register visible in the field. The inscription PIONEERING WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE 1881 arcs across the design, with the denomination 2 POUNDS also featured in the legend, commemorating the 140th anniversary of this landmark moment in suffrage history. |
| Reversschrift | Latin |
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The Isle of Man has issued commemorative bimetallic pounds at a pace that outstrips most collectors' patience, but this piece occupies an unusual corner of that output. The attribution to "Margaret Kelvin" in connection with women's suffrage is almost certainly a conflation — the name Kelvin is associated with the physicist William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin, not any documented suffrage figure. No Margaret Kelvin appears in established suffrage historiography. The Manx Parliament, Tynwald, granted women the right to vote in 1881, making the Isle of Man the first territory in the world to do so at a national level — a genuinely significant fact this coin's muddled attribution does nothing to illuminate.