@BillDugan1959 said:
C'mon, you pulled the photos from an auction website. How would you not know?
Yes, England.
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This is from a lot from an old Heritage auction that I was successful in winning. They gave three pictures and a description of "A Trio of Hammered Coins, including a Penny of Edward III, a Groat of Henry VI, and a 6 Pence of Elizabeth I." Not being able to identify the pix to the description, I thought I'd pick the brains of the experts here. Sorry for the deception.
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That appears to be Henry VII? Groat. Great Britain.
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C'mon, you pulled the photos from an auction website. How would you not know?
Yes, England.
Looks like one of these ... https://pcgs.com/cert/27981911
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Henry VI Groat Annulet issue, 1422-27. Calais mint S-1836
Confession:
This is from a lot from an old Heritage auction that I was successful in winning. They gave three pictures and a description of "A Trio of Hammered Coins, including a Penny of Edward III, a Groat of Henry VI, and a 6 Pence of Elizabeth I." Not being able to identify the pix to the description, I thought I'd pick the brains of the experts here. Sorry for the deception.
It appears I was only one Henry off.
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