HENRY VIII & JANE SEYMOUR GROAT MODERN MUSEUM SPECIMEN COIN
EXACT IN DETAIL TO THE COIN IT WAS CAST FROM
A HIGHLY DETAILED REPRODUCTION COIN AND A GREAT FILLER FOR ANY NUMISMATIST OR COLLECTOR OF ANCIENT COINS
History: This groat of Henry VIII is from his first harp issue and is the first time that the harp was seen as a symbol on Irish coins. The initials H and I either side of the harp are for Henry and Jane Seymour (his third wife) dating the issue to 1536-7.
Date: Mint mark crown, 1st harp coinage, 1536-1537
Diameter: 2.4cm
MUSEUM SPECIMEN COINS ARE COINS CAST FROM MOULDS SUPPLIED TO MUSEUMS SO HAVE THE DETAIL AND FEEL OF THE ORIGINAL, THEY ARE USED IN DISPLAYS AND AS HANDS ON COINS IN THE MUSEUM.
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