Discover a remarkable piece of Tudor history with this Henry VIII Silver Groat, struck at the Tower Mint during the Second Coinage period (1526–1544). Notably, this example is issued without the Irish Thistle, making it a distinctive and sought-after representation of the era.

This beautifully preserved groat captures the artistry and intrigue of Henry VIII’s England. The bold portrait and intricate designs offer a glimpse into the world of one of Britain’s most famous monarchs, while its unique features make it a fascinating addition to any collection.

Celebrate the legacy of the Tudors with a genuine artefact from the heart of English history—expertly presented and ready to be cherished.