1485 SILVER HALF GROAT HENRY VII CANTERBURY MINT

This distinguished silver half groat was struck in 1485 at the Canterbury Mint during the reign of Henry VII, marking the beginning of the Tudor dynasty. Minted in sterling silver, this coin bears the hallmark of one of England's most historically significant periods and demonstrates the regional coinage practices of the era. The Canterbury Mint attribution adds considerable provenance and rarity to this piece, as provincial mint coins from this period are increasingly scarce. An essential specimen for advanced collectors pursuing complete Tudor coinage collections and those with particular interest in medieval English monetary production across regional mints.