1422 SILVER CALAIS GROAT HENRY VI

A rare medieval silver groat minted in London during the reign of Henry VI, circa 1422. This historical coin features the distinctive design of the period, with the monarch's portrait and heraldic symbols characteristic of early 15th-century English coinage. Groats were significant silver denominations in medieval England, widely circulated for everyday transactions. This example represents an important piece of numismatic history, offering collectors insight into Tudor-era monetary systems and craftsmanship. Condition and authenticity details available upon request. A genuine artefact for serious coin collectors and history enthusiasts.