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Henry VII (Facing Bust) Groat
This was the last time a representational facing image of a Monarch was used. A new image was to be issued by British engravers for a new profile portrait of the King for his Groats and Halfgroats and thereafter signified a change in attitude leading to more attractive coinage. This was the first time since the Normans struck their silver pennies that such a significant change had been made.
This was the last time a representational facing image of a Monarch was used. A new image was to be issued by British engravers for a new profile portrait of the King for his Groats and Halfgroats and thereafter signified a change in attitude leading to more attractive coinage. This was the first time since the Normans struck their silver pennies that such a significant change had been made.
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| Metal | Silver |
| Size | Approx 26mm |
| Coin Weight | Approx 2.78 grams |
| Bust | Facing Bust |
| Brand | 2103B |
| Product Code | 2103A |