Offered here is an authentic medieval English silver groat from the reign of King Henry VI (1432–1436), struck at the historic Calais Mint.

This is a fantastic early hammered coin from one of England’s most turbulent periods, graded and encapsulated by NGC for authenticity and protection.

🔎 Details:

Ruler: Henry VI (1422–1461, 1470–1471)

Date: 1432–1436

Denomination: Groat (4 Pence)

Mint: Calais

Composition: Silver

Weight: 3.61g

Grade: NGC VF Details

Notes: Environmental Damage (as noted by NGC)

Certification #: 2841514-002

🪙 Coin Features:

Crowned facing bust of Henry VI

Classic long cross reverse with pellet design

Strong medieval eye appeal despite noted environmental effects

Over 580 years old — a true piece of history

Condition:

Graded VF Details by NGC. The coin shows moderate wear consistent with circulation.

Environmental damage is present (as noted on the holder), but the design remains clearly visible with solid detail for the type.

Please review photos carefully for exact condition.

Why This Coin?

Nearly 600-year-old medieval artifact

Struck at the Calais mint, an important English stronghold in France

Certified and authenticated by NGC

Affordable entry into medieval English coinage