Groat: Introduction
The Groat is an old coin worth four pence. It was found in England, Ireland and Scotland. The English Groat can be traced back to Edward I and was minted (not every year) up until Victoria although the fourpence coin is still minted today for use in Maundy sets.
The following have minted Groat during their reign:
 | Edward III (1327-1377) | |
 | Henry IV (1399-1413) | |
 | Henry V (1413-1422) | |
 | Henry VI (1422-1471) | |
 | Edward IV (1461-1470 and 1471-1483) | |
 | Edward V (1483-1483) | |
 | Richard III (1483-1485) | |
 | Henry VII (1485-1509) | |
 | Henry VIII (1509-1547) | |
 | Mary I - Philip and Mary (Mary 1553-54 - Philip and Mary 1554-58) | |
 | Elizabeth I (1558-1603) | |
 | Charles I (1625-1649) | |
 | Charles II (1660-1685) | |
 | William IV (1830-1837) | |
 | Victoria (1837-1901) |