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A beautifully preserved Edward IV silver Groat struck during the second reign of the Yorkist king between 1469–1470. This historic hammered coin features the crowned facing portrait of Edward IV within a quatrefoil on the obverse, a classic design of late medieval English coinage. Certified by NGC as AU58, the piece retains exceptional detail and strong eye appeal for a coin over 550 years old. Weighing 2.83g and catalogued as Spink S-2003, this is an outstanding example from one of the most turbulent periods in English history.
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