1526 SILVER GROAT HENRY VIII

A fine example of Tudor coinage from the reign of Henry VIII. This silver groat was struck at the London Mint during the early 16th century, bearing the characteristic profile and mint mark of the period. The coin reflects the monetary standards and craftsmanship of Tudor England.

Silver groats of this era are highly sought after by numismatists and history enthusiasts. The London Mint mark confirms official royal production. Each specimen varies in condition and wear, adding to its individual character and historical authenticity. A notable piece of English heritage and a tangible connection to the Tudor dynasty.