Charles I Silver Halfgroat – Tower Mint! Fantastic piece of English history: a genuine hammered silver halfgroat (two pence) struck during the reign of King Charles I. This coin is a desirable Group D, Type 3a1 issue dating 1634–1635. The obverse showcases the crowned fourth bust of the King looking left, with the Roman numeral "II" visible behind his portrait to indicate the two-pence denomination. The reverse features an intricately detailed oval garnished shield with the distinctive "bell" mintmark stamped at the top. Weighing 0.81g, this coin is beautifully toned. It features an honest, slightly uneven hammered edge typical of 17th-century minting techniques. To make it even more special for collectors, it comes with elite pedigree, sourced directly from the "Cabinet of a Distinguished Lady in Kent". Ruler: King Charles I (1625–1649) Denomination: Silver Halfgroat (2d) Mint & Date: Tower (London) / 1634–1635 Classification: Group D, Type 3a1 (Mintmark: Bell) Weight: 0.81g References: S.2831 / N.2257 / Brooker 673-4 See the pictures for a better impression