Scotland Medieval Silver Groat David II / Robert II Edinburgh Mint 1329–1371) For Sale

Item Description:Up for sale is an authentic, 14th-century Scottish hammered silver coin (Groat or Half-Groat) minted during the reigns of House Bruce/Stewart monarchs King David II (1329–1371) or King Robert II (1371–1390).This coin features a striking medieval design characteristic of the era\'s Scottish currency, notably differentiating itself from contemporary English coins by utilizing a profile portrait rather than a facing bust.Obverse: Crowned royal bust facing left, holding a scepter with a fleur-de-lis tip, enclosed in a multi-arched tressure.Reverse: Long cross extending to the edge, with a 5-pointed star (mullet) in each of the four quarters.Reverse Inner Legend: Reads VIL LA ED IN BV RG, identifying the Edinburgh Mint.Reverse Outer Legend: Standard religious motto (+DNS PROTECTOR MS F LIBATOR MS).Condition:Hammered coin with excellent, clear details. Good definition remaining on the king\'s facial profile, scepter, and the reverse stars. Minor clipping/wear consistent with age and circulation. Please review the high-resolution obverse and reverse photos to judge the grade and eye appeal for yourself.Shipping & Handling:Carefully packed in a protective numismatic flip.Shipped via tracked shipping for peace of mind.