1485 HENRY VII YORK HALF GROAT

Rare medieval silver half groat struck at York during the reign of Henry VII, dating to 1485. This coin marks an important period in English history following the Battle of Bosworth Field.

The half groat features the characteristic design of the era with Henry VII's portrait and heraldic details typical of York mint coinage. As a denomination produced in limited quantities, surviving examples remain scarce and highly sought by serious numismatists.

Ideal for collectors of Tudor period coinage, medieval English silver, or those with specific interest in York mint productions. Each coin represents a tangible link to late 15th-century English monetary history and craftsmanship.