Richard III AD 1483-1485 Silver Groat Boars Head 2 London

Name: Richard III AD 1483-1485 Silver Groat Boars Head 2 London
SKU: GM940
Price: 3950.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£3,950.00

Code: GM940

Richard III AD 1483-1485 Silver Groat

mm. Boars Head 2 both sides

London mint

S2156, 25mm, 2.86g

A well struck coin, bold portrait and mint marks on both sides.

Richard III was the last king of the House of York and the Plantagenet dynasty; and also the last English king to be killed on the battlefield. His remains were found in a carpark in Leicester during excavations in September 2012.

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