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G'day guys

Headed of on a research hunt today using some image overlay within google earth, using a 1925 photo which showed quite a bit of activity at this park. Well it worked great finding some cool relics, early English coinage and a lovely but worn Groat or 4 Pence dated back to 1843.

Enjoy!!



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Good hunting, nice groat !
Keep @ It and HH !!
 
excellent finds
 
Cool Finds... What type of overlay program do you use?
 
Groats that have been unearthed!! 05/19/2012. That groat looks awfully familiar to a post I saw on an Australian forum last year!?
 
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Groats that have been unearthed!! 05/19/2012. That groat looks awfully familiar to a post I saw on an Australian forum last year!?

I think all the Australian forum members have already seen & noticed it.
 
Spanners "Really nice find from last year " :laughing7: Keep up the good work MAAATE

tinpan
 
Look familiar?

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They Should! you posted them back in May 2012. So how can you find them again in January 2013?
 
Nice finds and great video
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just goes to show research is the key, ive never found one, but to find two identical groats in every way is truly amazing
All the best on your next hunt
 
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Any chance of a picture of both coins together not often 2 of these surface would love to see them
 

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