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Groat (English coin) - Wikipedia
Some groats continued to circulate in Scotland until the 20th century. At times in the past, silver twopenny coins have been called "half-groats". The groat ... en.wikipedia.org
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Twopence (Half Groat) | - Coincraft
It weighed two ounces and was the largest and heaviest British copper coin. In fact, it was struck on a steam press for the first time. High grade examples are ... coincraft.com
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Half groat of Henry VIII (r. 1509–47) - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Title: Half groat of Henry VIII (r. 1509–47) Date: 1544–47 Culture: British Medium: Silver Dimensions: Diameter: 19 mm Classification: Coins www.metmuseum.org
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half-groat
† half-groat Obs. An English silver coin, of the value of two pence, issued from the time of Edward III till the Commonwealth.1451 Sc. Acts Jas. II, c. 2 At the..half grote [haif coursse] for iiij d. 1503–4 Act 19 Hen. VII, c. 5 §1 All maner of half grotes or pence of ij{supd}. of English coine. 154... Oxford English Dictionary
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Elizabeth I - 1558-1603 (ND) Silver Half Groat 2557 - eBay
1/2 Groat = 2 Pence (1/120). References Sp# 2557, North# 1987. Crowned bust of Queen Elizabeth I facing left, legend around, mintmark above. www.ebay.com
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Halfgroat - Colchester Treasure Hunting
Half Groat or Silver Twopence First issued by Edward III in 1351 and still produced today for the Maundy Ceremony. The design with a facing portrait of the ... www.colchestertreasurehunting.co.uk
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twopence
twopence (ˈtʌpəns) Forms: see two and penny A. 2; also 6–7 tuppens, 7–9 tuppence, 8–9 Sc. tippence; and 20 (with reference to decimal coinage) two pence, attrib. two-pence. Since the introduction of decimal coinage in Britain in 1971 also pronounced (tuː ˈpɛns) when a sum of money is meant (as in se... Oxford English Dictionary
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Two Pence (Half Groat) Coins
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 ... www.bullionbypost.co.uk
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Half Groat of Henry VII (1485-1509) - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Half Groat of Henry VII (1485-1509). British. 15th–16th century (?). On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 999. View more. www.metmuseum.org
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All About The 1360's Edward III Half Groat - YouTube
This content isn't available. All About The 1360's Edward III Half Groat. www.youtube.com
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Edward III Coins - Hammered British Coins Ltd
Edward III Silver Halfgroat - Treaty F. Price £195.00. Add To Basket · Edward III Silver Penny... www.hammeredbritishcoins.com
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Elizabeth I Silver Half-Groat (2d), Key Mint Mark 1595-8
Denomination: Silver half-groat or 2 pennies. 6th issuePeriod: TudorDate: 1595-1598Origin: London mintCondition: AVF/VF portrait a little weakObverse: ... scottishantiques.com
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Tournai (constituency)
Members of Parliament Coinage Groat and half-groat coins were issued without a portrait of King Henry VIII but did display his name. wikipedia.org
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Pound sterling
French monetary reform of 1425, the gold half-noble (th pound, 40 pence) was worth close to one Livre Parisis (French pound) or 20 sols, while the silver half-groat closely matched with corresponding sol (2d) and livre (40d) denominations in the Continent, namely: Silver; see farthing (d), halfpenny (d), penny (1d), half-groat wikipedia.org
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Saint Patrick's Saltire
The design on the reverse of some Irish coins (groat and half-groat) minted includes two shields with saltires. wikipedia.org
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