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and evidence of decentralized production within the royal minting network
An attractive specimen for collectors pursuing quality examples of late 1840s British silver or those building comprehensive Victoria date sets
a substantial Victorian silver coin of considerable historical merit
Struck during the first year of her reign
Minted during a transformative period in British monetary policy
1554 SILVER GROAT MARY DUBLIN TOKEN and evidence of decentralized productionA rare silver groat from the reign of Mary I, minted in 1554. This historical Tudor coin features the monarch's portrait and represents an important period in English numismatic history. The groat was a standard denomination of the era, valued for both its precious metal content and historical significance. A genuine piece of 16th century coinage, ideal for collectors of Tudor period coins and English monetary history. Condition varies; please examine
