1560 ELIZABETH I GROAT

A substantial silver groat from the reign of Elizabeth I, minted in 1560 during the early years of her reign. This four-penny piece represents a significant period in English numismatic history, featuring the monarch's profile and royal insignia characteristic of Tudor coinage.

The groat was a workhorse coin of the period, widely circulated for everyday transactions. This example showcases the craftsmanship of 16th-century minting, with clear impressions of Elizabeth's portrait and heraldic designs.

A desirable addition to any collection of Tudor coins or English historical currency. The 1560 date captures the beginning of Elizabeth's long and transformative reign, making this piece both historically and collectorially significant.