1553 GROAT MARY MANCHESTER this Top Pop specimen stands

this Top Pop specimen stands as the sole example at this elite grade

1865 SHILLING ( FAIR ) DIE 104

1801 HALFPENNY CONDER TOKEN ANGUSSHIRE D AND H 8 BRECHIN SMITH & WILSON ( REF 16 )

it carries substantial face value and represents the Royal Mint's commitment to producing commemorative coinage of numismatic importance

1553 GROAT MARY MANCHESTER this Top Pop specimen standsA significant groat minted in 1553 during the brief reign of Mary I. This silver coin marks the beginning of England's first crowned queen regnant, whose accession fundamentally altered the nation's religious and political trajectory. The groat remained a vital denomination for mercantile activity throughout the Tudor period. This example bears Mary's portrait and royal heraldry, reflecting the artistic conventions of mid 16th century minting.