Obverse: Crowned royal arms with fleur de lys in first and fourth quarters and lions in the second and third quarters, over long cross fourchée. Text around HENRIC VIII D GR AGLIE Z (Henry VIII by the Grace of God king of England and).
Reverse: Crowned harp flanked by crowned H to left and I to right. Text around FRANCIE DOMINVS HIBERNIE (France, Lord of Ireland).
The original of this groat of Henry VIII is from his first harp issue and is the first time that the harp was seen as a symbol on Irish coins. The initials H and I either side of the harp are for Henry and Jane Seymour (his third wife) dating the issue to 1536-7.