1431 HENRY VI CALAIS GROAT

A scarce medieval groat struck at Calais during the reign of Henry VI. This coin represents an important period in English numismatic history, when Calais remained under English control. The groat denomination was a significant silver coin of the era, featuring the king's portrait and heraldic symbols characteristic of 15th-century English coinage. A notable addition to any medieval coin collection, offering both historical significance and rarity appeal to numismatists and history enthusiasts.