The Albert tower is located on Lhergy Frissell in the parish of Maughold, but only about 100 metres (330 ft) south of the boundary with Ramsey and overlooking the town of Ramsey. The 45 feet (14 m) high slate and granite tower was built in 1848 to commemorate the visit of Albert, Prince Consort to the spot in the previous year. It was used as a lookout in World War II and has been closed since.

2004 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2004 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark - PM

2005 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM - Die mark small

2005 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM - Die mark big

2005 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark - PM

2006 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2006 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark - PM

2007 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2007 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark - PM

2007 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – BA die mark - PM

2008 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2009 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM - Die mark close to coin edge

2009 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM - Die mark far from coin edge

2010 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2011 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

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2013 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2014 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2015 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - PM

2015 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark - PM

2016 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark - No PM

Circulated coin.