1526-44 England 4p | Henry VIII | NGC AU-55

This England Four Pence, or "Groat", minted between 1526 and 1544 during the reign of King Henry VIII, is a remarkable example of Tudor coinage. Certified by NGC as About Uncirculated 55, this coin offers a glimpse into the rich history of 16th-century England.

Obverse: The obverse features a crowned and draped bust of King Henry VIII facing right, encircled by the legend “hEnRIC’ × VIII’ × D’ × G’ × R’ × AGL’ × Z × FRAnC’”, which translates to "Henry VIII, by the Grace of God, King of England and France."

Reverse: The reverse showcases a long cross that quarters a shield bearing the royal arms of England, symbolizing the nation's sovereignty and the unity of its realms. The surrounding inscription reads “POSVI DEV’ ADIVTORE’ MEV”, translating to "I have made God my helper," a testament to the religious convictions of the era.

Weighing approximately 2.7 grams, this silver Groat is not only a piece of art but also a tangible connection to the era of Henry VIII. Its About Uncirculated 55 grade attests to its well-preserved condition, making it a significant addition to any English or Tudor coinage collection.

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