1557 Queen Elizabeth 1st coin

Hello can anyone give me an ID and valuation on this coin please.

I could use it in my collection! Would you want to swap it? If you do, contact me by pm. Plus I can figure out the value for you.

Looks like a groat, although hammered stuff isn't my forte I hate them actually ha ! I swapped one that I had "/
The only hammered stuff I will be collecting is from now back to the commonwealth days simply because it was a very significant part of our history.

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Still looking into details, but looks more like stamped as 1567 not 1557 to me?
What size is the coin? What does the other side look like?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces36521.html

   I put 1557 in the Advanced Search on here and nothing for England/U.K. came up, but 1567 found that one above. The size for that is 25mm - is yours? The same lettering  POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV  as yours, and the other side should have  ELIZABETH DG ANG FR ET HI REGINA  around a portrait.
  Here are some other sixpences, 1573 1562 1567 dates ...
http://www.silver6pence.co.uk/category-elizabeth-i-----1558---1603.html

it is 1557 for sure the back is quite worn its about 14 mm

On closer inspection it is 1567

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Still looking into details, but looks more like stamped as 1567 not 1557 to me?
What size is the coin? What does the other side look like?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces36521.html

   I put 1557 in the Advanced Search on here and nothing for England/U.K. came up, but 1567 found that one above. The size for that is 25mm - is yours? The same lettering  POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV  as yours, and the other side should have  ELIZABETH DG ANG FR ET HI REGINA  around a portrait.
  Here are some other sixpences, 1573 1562 1567 dates ...
http://www.silver6pence.co.uk/category-elizabeth-i-----1558---1603.html

Yes its the same as the one valued at £475.00

  Maybe it is a penny, as they are around 14mm (I think) and the six pence is 25mm.
A groat (four pence) is 20mm, and a shilling is 31mm, so it is neither of those either.
Yes, 1567 is better - as Elizabeth 1st was 1558–1603 so 1557 would not fit !

My measurements may be out - I'm not good with millimeters.

  If you are in UK then the current small 5p is 18mm so is yours smaller than that, or is it as large as a 2p which is 25mm across?

its as large as a 2p coin so its 25 mm