1422 SILVER GROAT HENRY VI CALAIS MINT (1)

The 1422 Silver Groat of Henry VI, struck at the Calais mint, is a distinguished example of medieval English coinage. Cast in fine silver, it bears the hallmark designs typical of the Calais issue, reflecting England’s control over this continental stronghold. This coin offers valuable historical context on monetary practices during Henry VI’s early reign and is a key asset for collectors and historians focused on 15th-century numismatics.