(1625-49) England Charles I 2P Half Groat NGC XF Details
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CVC & Collectables presents an original hammered silver ½ Groat (2 Pence) from the reign of Charles I, struck during one of the most turbulent periods in English history. This coin was produced amid the political, religious, and military upheaval that ultimately led to the English Civil War and the execution of the king. Certified by NGC as XF Details – Environmental Damage, this piece remains an important and historically significant example of mid-17th-century English silver coinage. Coin Highlights: Issuer: Kingdom of England Ruler: Charles I (1625–1649) Denomination: 2 Pence (½ Groat) Date Range: 1632–1648 Mint: Royal Mint, Tower of London Metal: Silver Weight: 0.71 grams Diameter: 15 mm Shape: Round Strike: Hammered Grade: NGC XF Details Designation: Environmental Damage Certification Number: 8409686-013 Demonetized: Yes Obverse: Fourth crowned bust of King Charles I facing left. The denomination “II” appears behind the head, with the Latin legend encircling: CAROLVS·D:G:MB:F:ET:H:REX“Charles, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland.” Reverse: Oval quartered shield of arms dividing C R, surrounded by the Latin motto: IVSTITIA THRONVM FIRMAT“Justice strengthens the throne.” This reverse type reflects royal authority and legitimacy during a period when the monarchy itself was increasingly challenged. Ruler History Reign: 1625–1649 Dynasty: House of Stuart Key Events: English Civil War, conflict with Parliament, loss of royal authority Legacy: Charles I was executed in 1649, ending personal monarchy and leading to the English Commonwealth under Oliver Cromwell Collectibility: Despite the XF Details designation for environmental damage, this coin retains clear legends, a bold portrait, and strong overall detail for the type. Charles I hammered silver is highly collectible due to its direct association with the English Civil War, and half groats remain an accessible yet historically rich denomination for collectors of British and world silver. Find more alike here!
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