1422 SILVER GROAT HENRY VI CALAIS MINT

The 1422 Silver Groat of Henry VI, minted in Calais, represents a significant artifact from the early Lancastrian period. Crafted in fine silver, this coin features distinctive iconography characteristic of the Calais mint, conveying the political and economic reach of English authority on the continent. Its preservation offers valuable insights into medieval coinage practices and serves as a key piece for scholars and collectors focused on 15th-century English numismatics.