there we go, it becomes so much simpler when you try the text
VENUS on the reverse as Steve suggested, knew he would be right, he normally is
oh yeah, add SC, and change it to bronze in stead of silver as the denauris is silver
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Easier said than done when you have only 4 distinguishable letters on the whole bally coin mate!Jayreef wrote:there we go, it becomes so much simpler when you try the text
Oh and a nice find I think: (this one was found by my dad years ago on the banks of the Thames, not metal detecting though)
James from Essex
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bit hard to tell as the flash has blown out the name on the top right section
but Edward the first i think
but Edward the first i think
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Yeah don't worry I know this one, just flaunting it 
It's an Edward I Penny, minted in the London Mint.
It's an Edward I Penny, minted in the London Mint.
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