1509-47 SILVER GROAT HENRY VIII

The 1509-47 Silver Groat from the reign of Henry VIII is a remarkable example of Tudor coinage. Struck in high-quality silver, this groat reflects the economic and artistic standards of early 16th-century England. Its intricate design highlights the royal portrait and heraldic symbols, offering both historical significance and numismatic value for collectors specializing in this period. An essential piece for those seeking to connect with Tudor monetary history through authentic silver currency.