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Early colonial engraving of the Sofala Post Office soon after the discovery of gold at Ophir. On 12 February 1851, Hargraves found gold near Bathurst, at Summer Hills Creek. He called the goldfield Ophir, after Solomon’s Biblical city.
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Early colonial engraving of the Sofala Post Office soon after the discovery of gold at Ophir.
On 12 February 1851, Hargraves found gold near Bathurst, at Summer Hills Creek. He called the goldfield Ophir, after Solomon’s Biblical city.
$A 145
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