1547–1550 Groat 4 Pence England Coin Henry VIII Silver York Mint S-2409 Fine

Struck during the later years of Henry VIII’s reign, this 1547-1550 England AR Groat, valued at 4 Pence, is a compelling silver issue from the historic York Mint. A classic Tudor coin, it offers collectors an authentic connection to one of England’s most recognizable monarchs and a fascinating period of political and religious transformation.

Produced in silver with the distinctive medieval hammered character expected of the era, this Group IV Groat displays the bold presence and historic fabric that make Tudor hammered coinage so desirable. Despite its Fine grade, it retains strong collectible appeal, with visible design elements and honest circulation wear that reflect its age and long journey through history. The natural silver-gray tone further enhances its period character and original appearance.

This piece is cataloged as S-2409, an important reference for collectors of English hammered coinage. As a York Mint issue, it carries added interest for specialists seeking regional mint varieties and historically significant English silver denominations.

"Key Features"

• 1547-1550 England Henry VIII AR Groat
• Denomination: 4 Pence
• Silver hammered coin
• Group IV issue
• Mint: York
• Grade: Fine
• Reference: S-2409
• Genuine Tudor-era English coinage