Description Depicting a ruined keeill with a small sanctus bell turret. A keeill is a specific type of small simple chapel found on the Isle of Man and built between the 6th and 12th centuries. 2000 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark 2000 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark – PMM 2001 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark – PM 2001 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark – PM 2001 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AC die mark – PM 2002 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark – PM 2002 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark – PM 2002 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AC die mark – PM 2002 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AD die mark – PM 2002 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AE die mark – PM 2003 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AA die mark – PM 2003 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AB die mark – PM 2003 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AC die mark – PM 2003 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AD die mark – PM 2003 – 4th Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II – AE die mark – PM Circulated coin.
