Henry VIII Halfgroat Canterbury – Second Coinage

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Henry VIII (1509-1547) Halfgroat, Second coinage. Canterbury mint, under Archbishop Thomas Cranmer. Initial mark Catherine wheel, obverse only, struck between 1533-1534. Crowned bust right crowned bust right within beaded circle,…
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Henry VIII (1509-1547) Halfgroat, Second coinage. Canterbury mint, under Archbishop Thomas Cranmer. Initial mark Catherine wheel, obverse only, struck between 1533-1534. Crowned bust right crowned bust right within beaded circle, Latin legend surrounds, hEnRIC’x VIII’x DI’x Gx R’x AGL’xZx FR. Rev, Coat-of-arms over long cross fourchée; T-C flanking either side of shield, legend surrounds CIVI TAS’x xxCAn TORx. (N.1804; S.2345) Toned, die break on reverse. Slight weakness on the reverse shield as is synonymous with this issue, a pleasing example and portrait. About very fine.

Provenance – W.Boyne part of Lot 1241 January 29th 1826, with old supporting ticket, recording the above.

Specification

Period 1509 - 1547
Date 1533-34
Coin Group

British

Denomination

Halfgroats

Coin Ruler

Henry VIII

Country

England

Coin House

House of Tudor

Metal

Silver

Mint Mark

Catherine Wheel

Weight 1.32 g

Provenance

Part of Lot 1241 Sale to W.Boyne 1896

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