1422 SILVER HALF GROAT HENRY VI GEF Suitable for both established numismatists

Suitable for both established numismatists and those building their first collections of 19th-century British silver coinage

Bearing the "O" mint mark denoting New Orleans production

This silver coin retains nearly complete original mint lustre with only the slightest traces of light contact

A striking commemorative 50p from Isle of Man's 2003 Christmas series

1942 SILVER 2 1/2 SHILLINGS SOUTH AFRICA

1422 SILVER HALF GROAT HENRY VI GEF Suitable for both established numismatistsThis exceptional silver half groat originates from 1422, minted during the reign of Henry VI and representing a significant artefact from the early 15th century. Composed of sterling silver, this small denomination coin exemplifies the monetary standards of the medieval period and provides tangible evidence of commerce during the Lancastrian era. The half groat's limited survival rate enhances its numismatic value, making it particularly sought after