1485 HENRY VII SILVER HALF GROAT

A rare silver half groat minted during the reign of Henry VII, struck in 1485 following his victory at the Battle of Bosworth Field. This historical Tudor coin features the king's profile and traditional heraldic designs characteristic of late 15th-century English coinage. The half groat was a common denomination for everyday transactions in medieval England, making this piece a genuine artifact of Tudor commerce and daily life. Despite its modest face value, surviving examples remain scarce and highly sought by numismatists and history enthusiasts. Condition varies with age; please examine images carefully. An authentic piece of English monetary history and a tangible connection to the Tudor dynasty's founding era.