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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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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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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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penny
penny (ˈpɛnɪ) Pl. pennies (ˈpɛnɪz), pence (pɛns). Forms: see below. [OE. pęning, pęnding, pęnning, later pęniᵹ = OFris. panning, pęnning, -ig, OS. pęnning (MLG., LG. pennink; MDu. penninc, -ing-, also pēni(n)c; Du. penning), OHG. pfęnning (phantinc, phęnting), pfęnting (MHG. pfenninc, -ic, -ig-, Ger... Oxford English Dictionary
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Scottish coinage
Bawbee – Billon, six pence from 1537 Shilling Groat – Silver, equivalent to four pence, from 1357 (giving rise to the term groatland) Half-groat – Silver wikipedia.org
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