Old English coins were a form of currency used in England from the Middle Ages to the early 19th century. The crossword solutions for the term Old English Coin include ORA (3 letters), GROAT (5 letters), FLORIN (6 letters), RYAL (4 letters), GUINEA (6 letters), and HAPENNY (7 letters). ORA was a gold coin worth 30 pence, GROAT was a silver coin worth 4 pence, FLORIN was a gold coin worth 6 shillings, RYAL was a silver coin worth 15 shillings, GUINEA was a gold coin worth 21 shillings, and HAPENNY was a copper coin worth half a penny.