1504 SILVER HALF GROAT HENRY VII YORK MINT

The 1504 Silver Half Groat minted at York during Henry VII’s reign represents a significant period in English numismatics, illustrating the stabilization of the currency following the Wars of the Roses. This finely struck coin reflects the craftsmanship of the York Mint and offers valuable insight into the economic reforms and monetary policies of Henry VII. Ideal for discerning collectors, it provides both historical context and a tangible connection to early Tudor England.