Henry VIII Halfgroat, second coinage, Canterbury, Archbishop Cranmer
Henry VIII (1509-47), silver Half-Groat, Canterbury Mint, second coinage (1526-44), issued under Archbishop Cranmer (1532-54), crowned bust right within beaded circle, Latin legend around, initial mark catherine wheel (1533-44), hEnRIC'x VIII'x D'x G'x R'x AGL'xZx F'x, rev. long cross fourchée over quartered shield of arms, T to left, C to right for Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, beaded circles and legend surrounding, xxCIVI 'TASxx xxCAn TORx weight 1.25g (N.1804; S.2345). Toned with some weakness to strike in one quarter both sides, otherwise a bold very fine.
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Henry VIII (1509-47), silver Half-Groat, Canterbury Mint, second coinage (1526-44), issued under Archbishop Cranmer (1532-54), crowned bust right within beaded circle, Latin legend around, initial mark catherine wheel (1533-44), hEnRIC'x VIII'x D'x G'x R'x AGL'xZx F'x, rev. long cross fourchée over quartered shield of arms, T to left, C to right for Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, beaded circles and legend surrounding, xxCIVI 'TASxx xxCAn TORx weight 1.25g (N.1804; S.2345). Toned with some weakness to strike in one quarter both sides, otherwise a bold very fine.
