1351 EDWARD III LONDON HALF GROAT

A scarce medieval silver Half Groat struck in London during the reign of Edward III, circa 1351. This small but historically significant coin represents an important period of English monetary history when the Half Groat served as everyday currency for common transactions.

The Half Groat was worth half of a Groat and was widely circulated throughout the realm. Coins from Edward III's London mint are particularly sought after by collectors due to their historical importance and relative rarity today.

This piece shows authentic wear consistent with centuries of circulation, with visible details of the king's portrait and heraldic markings. A genuine artifact for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts seeking authentic medieval English coinage.