½ Penny - Henry VIII 2nd coinage - Thomas Cranmer obverse
Obverse
½ Penny - Henry VIII 2nd coinage - Thomas Cranmer reverse
Reverse

½ Penny - Henry VIII 2nd coinage - Thomas Cranmer (1533–1534)

CountryEngland Year1533–1534 Denom½ Penny MetalSilver Melt ~£0.40
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CountryEngland (United Kingdom)
Year1533–1534
Denomination½ Penny
CirculationCirculating
CompositionSilver
Weight0.300g
ShapeRound (irregular)
Grade scaleUK (EF/UNC)
Spink2358
Obverse

Crowned facing portrait of King Henry VIII within inner beaded circle, legend around. T and C either side of bust for archbishop Thomas Cranmer

Reverse

Long cross fourchee, trefoil of pellets in each quarter, legend around.

Silver content
Gross troy oz 0.0096
Purity unknown, melt value is approximate
Melt value (approx) £0.40

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About the 1533 Halfpenny - Henry VIII 2nd coinage - Thomas Cranmer

The 1533 Halfpenny - Henry VIII 2nd coinage - Thomas Cranmer is a circulating ½ penny coin issued from 1533 to 1534, struck in silver. It weighs 0.3g. Reverse design: Long cross fourchee, trefoil of pellets in each quarter, legend around.

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