The 1553-1558 Groat - Mary ISilver Groat of Queen Mary I. It was minted between 1553 and 1558. Although Mary only ruled as Mary I during 1553-1554, the design was also used during the joint reign of Philip and Mary. On better condition coins you may tell as the first period used a pomegranate mint mark, while the later used a lis mint mark.
The Obverse shows a crowned bust of Queen Mary.
The Reverse is a long cross over a quartered shield.Image credit: American Numismatic Society
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1553
Monarch/Ruler: Mary I - Philip and Mary (Mary 1553-54 - Philip and Mary 1554-58)
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | MARY I (TUDOR) 1553-1554. SILVER GROAT. EXCELLENT PORTRAIT. £ 675.00 |
 | Hammered, Mary, Groat, Silver £ 16.15 |
 | Mary I Groat. GB. UK. Eye-Catching. Coinagechoice. £ 260.54 |
 | 1553-1554 Mary I Silver Groat Coin mm Pomegranate £ 103.66 |
 | 1553-1554 Mary Groat - Silver Hammered Coin £ 52.69 |
 | Mary I, Mary Tudor Silver Groat Coin? £ 160.00 |
 | Philip and Mary Tudor Hammered Silver Groat Lis Mintmark VF Rare Crisp Portrait £ 297.10 |
 | Bloody Mary I Tudor Silver Hammered Groat. 1553-54. £ 94.30 |
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