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Silver Half Groat
The Two Pence (tuppence) coin, also known as a Half Groat, was a coin circulated from the time of Edward I through the reigns of monarchs including Edward III and Henry VIII. Manufacturing ended in the mid 1800s.
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1544-47 Henry VIII Silver Halfgroat
from £136.40
1504-9 Henry VII Halfgroat York Arch. Bainbridge
from £285.60
Henry VIII Silver Half Groat Twopence Fine
from £285.96
Henry VIII Silver Half Groat Twopence Fine
from £285.96
Henry VIII Silver Half Groat Twopence Very Fine
from £393.96
Henry VIII Silver Half Groat Twopence Very Fine
from £393.96
Production of the Two Pence was less common than the Four Pence - the full Groat - and exact circulation numbers are unknown. The silver coin was hammered into shape until the reign of James II, when milled coins became more commonplace.
