1422 HENRY VI CALIS GROAT

A rare medieval groat struck during the reign of Henry VI, bearing the mint mark for Calais. This silver coin represents an important period in English numismatic history, when Calais remained under English control. The groat denomination was a significant circulating coin of the era, valued for its reliable silver content. A desirable addition to any collection of late medieval English coinage, offering genuine historical provenance from the 15th century.