1430 GROAT HENRY VI CALAIS MINT

A rare medieval groat minted during the reign of Henry VI at the Calais mint, circa 1430. This silver coin represents an important period in English numismatic history when Calais remained under English control. The groat was a significant denomination of the era, widely circulated for substantial transactions. This example showcases the craftsmanship of 15th-century minting techniques and bears the distinctive characteristics of Calais mint production. A valuable addition to any collection of medieval English coinage, offering both historical significance and numismatic interest.