1540 SILVER GROAT IRELAND HENRY VIII IPSWICH the crowned shield within a

the crowned shield within a garter is flanked by the floral emblems representing England

A significant piece for collectors documenting the end of the Victorian era or those assembling chronological sixpence collections spanning the late 19th and early 20th centuries

Struck during Britain's post-war recovery

1901 PENNY ( AUNC )

1540 SILVER GROAT IRELAND HENRY VIII IPSWICH the crowned shield within aA rare silver groat minted in Ireland during the reign of Henry VIII, circa 1540. This historical coin represents an important period in Irish monetary history under Tudor rule. The groat was a standard denomination of the era, struck in sterling silver and bearing the monarch's portrait and heraldic symbols characteristic of the period. This piece offers collectors an authentic window into 16th century Irish coinage, combining numismatic significance