Edward V Silver Groat Coin

Edward V (1483) silver groat from the London Mint is extremely rare and valuable, often selling for
over £3,500. Due to his 86-day reign, genuine examples are highly sought after by collectors, with prices varying based on condition and the “sun and rose” mint mark.

Key Information & Sold Prices:

Edward V (1483) Silver Groat (London): A “Sun and Rose” mint mark example was priced at £3,950.
Alternative Identification: Many coins initially thought to be Edward V may actually be Edward IV (Light Coinage), which sell for lower prices, typically between £100 and £600.
Rare Examples: Extremely rare or high-grade examples can command prices exceeding £3,500-£4,000.
Warning on Replicas: The London Mint Office, a private company, produces modern replicas of historic coins, which are not worth the same as authentic medieval hammered coins