1461 HALF GROAT EDWARD IV CANTERBURY MINT

The 1461 Half Groat of Edward IV, minted at the Canterbury Mint, represents a key artifact from the early Yorkist period during the Wars of the Roses. Crafted in silver, this coin features distinct iconography and inscriptions emblematic of Edward IV’s reign, paired with mint marks specific to Canterbury. Its historical significance lies in its reflection of shifting political power and monetary reform amid 15th-century England's turbulent landscape, making it an essential piece for collectors of medieval English coinage.