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1603 SILVER HALF GROAT JAMES I SCARCE George III's portrait remains boldly

SKU: 13283655144

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Description

George III's portrait remains boldly defined

this piece is ideal for collectors seeking historical authenticity and craftsmanship

Halfpennies from this era in VF grade are notably uncommon

this coin shows significant wear and smoothing

An excellent addition for numismatists and collectors of British historical currency

1603 SILVER HALF GROAT JAMES I SCARCE George III's portrait remains boldlyThis rare silver half groat dates to 1603 during the reign of King James I, representing an important piece of early Stuart coinage. Struck in sterling silver, this diminutive denomination reflects the monetary system of the early 17th century and offers collectors genuine historical provenance. The half groat's scarcity makes it a prized addition to numismatic collections, particularly for those focusing on Tudor and Stuart period currency. Ideal for

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