This 1351–1361 Medieval Edward III Groat is a hammered silver coin, graded Collectable Grade, offering a tangible link to 14th-century England for collectors and history enthusiasts.

• Era and Denomination: 14th-century English groat (worth four pence) from Edward III, dated 1351–1361.
• Minting Method: Hammered silver coinage, with the characteristic irregular edges and surface texture of medieval strike craftsmanship.
• Material: Silver
• Grade: Collectable Grade, indicating careful preservation suited for display and study.
• Historical Context: Represents currency during Edward III’s reign, offering insight into medieval trade, economy, and minting practices.
• Ideal Use: A meaningful addition to a display cabinet, educational collection, or as a thoughtful gift for history lovers.

By adding this Edward III groat to your collection, you gain a compact, authentic piece of medieval England that illustrates how money looked and was produced in the 1300s. The hammered finish and silver composition offer a tangible sense of the era, while the collectible grade helps ensure it remains a valued reference and display item for years to come.