Product description
Richard III was the last English king to fall on the battlefield, in 1485 at Bosworth Field against Henry Tudor. His brief, eventful reign followed the coinage of his predecessors: on the obverse of this groat you see his forward-facing portrait, on the reverse a long cross.
This replica is cast directly from an original specimen and made in lead-free tin, which preserves the details of the original coins beautifully. The coins comes in careful packaging with historical background information.
Whether you're recreating late medieval history or simply fascinated by the king who was only rediscovered in 2012 under a car park in Leicester: this coins speaks to the imagination.
