1603 SILVER HALF GROAT JAMES I ASIA The 1189 date marks Richard's

The 1189 date marks Richard's succession following Henry II's death

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it holds particular appeal for collectors of military numismatics

this piece showcases fine detail and pristine finish characteristic of BU strikes

the coin exhibits mirror fields contrasting with frosted design elements—the hallmark of Royal Mint proof production

1603 SILVER HALF GROAT JAMES I ASIA The 1189 date marks Richard'sA rare silver half groat minted during the reign of King James I in 1603. This early Stuart coin represents an important transitional period in English numismatics, issued before the full standardization of James's coinage. The half groat remained a modest denomination for everyday commerce, making surviving examples particularly scarce. Ideal for serious collectors of early modern British coins and those studying the monetary systems of the Jacobean