A historic silver groat from 1422–1430, minted during the Henry VI era. This hammered coin, presented in Fine Collectable Grade, offers a tangible link to early 15th-century England for serious medieval collectors.

• Era and dates: 1422–1430, during the reign of Henry VI, a hallmark of early 15th-century English coinage.
• Material and minting: Silver groat; hammer-struck, reflecting medieval minting techniques.
• Grade: Fine Collectable Grade, indicating careful preservation and legible features.
• Design characteristics: Classic Henry VI groat design, representative of the period's portrait and heraldic style.

Owning this Henry VI groat provides a tactile connection to medieval English history and enhances any coin or history collection. The hammer-minted silver piece showcases authentic minting methods, offering educational value for study of numismatic techniques. With its Fine Collectable Grade, it remains a durable, display-ready relic suitable for cabinet displays or scholarly reference. This coin is ideal for collectors seeking a distinctive, era-specific piece that supports both appreciation and research within a medieval collection.