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We have concentrates. We just need someone who can extract the gold 503 0
Started by david@ucvcfunding.com
My boss is part owner of a pretty famous gold mine and because of this we have about 50k tons of concentrate and hard rock ore left over from the exploration stage of his project. This particular ore is known to have high concentrations of gold, silver and other PGM's, but one of the issues we're having is that normal fire assays are not picking up all the gold. Much of the gold is being washed away. We need a master assayer that can extract hard to get gold through a chemical or atomic procedur...
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Sluicing Idaho - Elmore County 912 2
Started by miningman2
I'm planning a trip to the Boise Gold Claim in Idaho, and I was wondering what the best size classifier would be for the gold in that area. I plan on doing some regular ol' sluicing. Thanks, Richard
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by RICHARD SCHORR  16 Jan 2019 07:53 PM |
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Breaking up caliche 2969 2
Started by matthew.n.edwards.2@gmail.com
Hello everyone,
I wanted to see what the group might recommend for breaking up caliche prior to running it through a drywasher. I was hoping for some tips that would not require purchasing large/heavy/expensive equipment. I am mostly looking for methods that would be better suited for a hike in trip.
Thanks in advance,
Matt
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by ED GREANY 10 Jan 2019 07:03 PM |
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Gold Ore Auction this Saturday Dec.15th @Ritchie Brothers in Riverside CA (bid online) RARE OPPORTUNITY 661 0
Started by david@ucvcfunding.com
Gold Ore Auction this Saturday Dec.15th Ritchie Brothers in Riverside CA (bid online) RARE OPPORTUNITY
Bid online as early as Wednesday Dec 12th 2018 . Bidding ends Saturday December 15th. Assay reports available at MPMineralOreCollectionsgmail.com contact Peter 909-536-4512
Link to bid online:
https://www.rbauction.com/quantity-of-gold-ore-misc-shop-warehouse-consumerinvId=11006695&id=ci&auction=los-angeles-ca-2018191
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10 Dec 2018 01:24 PM |
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14 Replies and 8777 Views
Phone GPS in the field 8777 14
Started by joe@jas-gold.com
A lot of people think you need Wi-Fi to use a cell phone GPS in the field.
That is not true if the app will download maps 'GPS Waypoints Navigator' for android will do that.
In fact I recommend you turn off Wi-Fi and Data to conserve your Phone battery. If left on the phone keeps checking for a connection and will drain the battery in no time. I have a couple of old phones I keep around just for the GPS.
I have some 1000 plus waypoints on my phone. I mark and label ev...
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by DAVE ANDERSON 08 Dec 2018 06:18 AM |
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club claims and or your own? 33838 3
Started by blackchipjim
I was just wondering how many of the members here go strictly club claims or have their own in addition. I would think if you have your own piece of the pie you would be too busy to even bother with the club claims. Heck for that matter you probably don't even post here except for entertainment value Eh
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by ARTHUR WAUGH 02 Oct 2018 08:07 AM |
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2 Replies and 2102 Views
arizona heat and rains? 2102 2
Started by blackchipjim
Hey anybody out prospecting this time of year in Arizona or are you guys waiting for the weather to break. I figured most are not going out quite yet.
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by joseph Loyd 01 Oct 2018 03:43 PM |
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5 Replies and 12706 Views
Mining claims on GPS 12706 5
Started by mtbassman@msn.com
Hi guys. I don’t know how many of you uses your GPS for accessing claims but I emailed onX maps here in Montana because they make land ownership software for your Garmin. I asked them if they could make a layer in their program with mining claims. They responded that if enough people asked for it they would make it! So if you could go to onXmaps.com and go to support and contact them about this layer, maybe we could get them to do this. I know it would be really handy in the field for knowi...
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by WALTER EASON 04 Sep 2018 08:16 AM |
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4 Replies and 3252 Views
Bad Prospecting Ethics 3252 4
Started by thetaoscosmos@gmail.com
I was working the Placer Creek claim in New Mexico yesterday and came across this area where someone had dug along and beneath the Forest Service trail that accesses the claim from Hopewell Lake. This is along Forest Road 356A. Not only does this conflict with the standard guidelines of not digging into stream banks ~ one of the conditions the Forest Service is clear about when obtaining authorization to prospect on this claim ~ it's pretty stupid and disrespectful to cause damage to...
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by WILLIAM VAUGHN 18 Aug 2018 11:51 AM |
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8 Replies and 18414 Views
Prospecting Places in Georgia 18414 8
Started by RANDALL BONDS
I am looking for places in North Georgia where you can find more than just a few flakes or flour gold. Does anyone know any places where I can find good gold and is free to prospectors like me Thank you so much! - Randall
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by DALE BLANKENSHIP 07 Aug 2018 10:21 AM |
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0 Replies and 983 Views
For Sale: Gas powered cable winch 8000lb single line pull 983 0
Started by lnagel
For Sale. Gas powered cable winch,. Terry Stapp gas powered cable winch (not rope) rated at 8000lb single line pull. Excellent condition. Was usedone season for about two weeks and has been in inside clean storage. With the correct number of blocks and choker cable it is an excellent winch for moving large boulders. I used up to 6 Warn blocks at a time, extra cable and choker cable to safely move large boulders weighing several tons. The GX120 Honda with 6:1 gear re...
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01 Aug 2018 08:54 PM |
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10 Replies and 8628 Views
Tips from a newbie to other newbies 8628 10
Started by electronicswebring@yahoo.com
Ok, I have just started within the last year or so when it comes to panning and prospecting, I’m gojng to throw some ideas out there from my experiences. 1. Start basic gear wise, a couple of classifiers and a good garret or GPAA ridged / gravity pan. 2. Watch a TON of YouTube videos!! There is a load of great ones with prospecting basics and pan working etc (I will also be doing my own videos soon!) watch a mix of types. Panning wet and dry, ask Jeff Williams has some good ones also on what...
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by lance carlson 11 Jun 2018 04:51 PM |
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4 Replies and 2713 Views
Gold and Dogs 2713 4
Started by Katra12
Would it be possible to train a dog to sniff out gold
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by Mary McCarty 08 Jun 2018 09:12 AM |
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19 Replies and 25408 Views
Finding gold in a stream with balloons 25408 19
Started by charlotte49er
Next time you're at Wally World add these items to your list.
Children's balloons, fishing line/string or twine & split shot lead sinkers. (Less than $5.00 total, and it will probably last you all season.)
Find a spot in the creek where you want setup equipment then go up stream a bit. (Anywhere from 50' to a 50 yards depending on the stream.) Take about 3ft. of twine string fishing line. Stay away fro ribbon, it floats. (Actually you want about 1 1/2' longer than the stream is dee...
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by Don Wendt 18 May 2018 07:56 PM |
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Don't forget this! 935 0
Started by electronicswebring@yahoo.com
So I am camping two miles away from a claim. Had plans of two days sampling and testing out the claim and figuring out where to work it! Day started out awesome and had tent up in 30 seconds. Bbq up ect. A friend asked if I wanted them to stop by i said of course. Well after a couple of reds wicked ales and some time I was slammed with a migraine. Guess what I forgot caffeine !!!! I drink diet coke like my version of water.. So needless to say caffeine on board and now migraine gone.. Sadly I di...
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18 May 2018 07:35 PM |
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5 Replies and 10405 Views
Oklahoma Panning Locations - Where? 10405 5
Started by deadeyedusty
How do we find where it is/is not ok to pan for gold I do not wish to get in trouble, or have to ask constantly. Is there a master map somewhere
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by BENNETT HELGERSON 15 May 2018 10:48 AM |
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4 Replies and 16596 Views
New prospecting shop 16596 4
Started by Motherlodeprospecting
Hello prospectors. I wanted to add a link to my store. I opened in July. I am located in Lotus, Ca. Right next to Coloma and the state park.
I carry hand tools. New and used Items. I rent sluice boxes and a couple different detectors. I have onsite gold panning with gold I dig from various areas. I give panning lessons on site and at the river.
I am a G.P.A.A , Jobe, Bazooka gold Trap, mORE mining and Rothco dealer. I also carry camping, fishing and other outdoor gear. I have firew...
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by Terrance Cieszki 10 Mar 2018 06:01 PM |
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3 Replies and 4184 Views
Prospecting help needed in Arizona 4184 3
Started by kevbart
Hi all,
My family and I are in the Phoenix area for just a few more days. We went up to the Yahoos GPAA claim area all day today with no luck. We have a Garrett AT Pro metal detector. We've never prospected for gold in Arizona before. We currently have 2 more days (December 21 and December 22) scheduled to prospect for gold - but we need help! We just aren't sure where and how we should be looking. Is there anyone in the area willing to either chat or give us...
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by Terrance Cieszki 10 Mar 2018 01:40 PM |
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0 Replies and 1350 Views
diamond prospecting 1350 0
Started by rrhobdy
Now that I am retired, I took up the hobby of diamond prospecting. It uses the same equipment as gold prospecting and very easy to do in some of the most beautiful scenery there is. If you want to start, try Crater of Diamonds first, where you will get to learn about diamonds. Then read up on the internet on where there are diamonds to be found elsewhere in the USA. I prefer Colorado and Wyoming which has a history of finds. There is an old saying: ' If you want to ...
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02 Mar 2018 09:55 AM |
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8 Replies and 11868 Views
Recirculating Blues: A Slurry Story 11868 8
Started by Woffie
Been stuck indoors working bought paid dirt. All Prototyping 3D printed equipment for fine work. Mostly Recirculating equipment with a mini blue Bowl, a mini Gold Cube, various textures on sluice 'plates'. My problem is dealing with the dirty water obscuring vision and hiding the shiny. Some of the dirt I have been running could be used to make Egg Shell pottery it's so filled with fine powder slurry.
Just the other day I watched a single DigDug on Youtube. He wa...
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by Gregory Ratcliff 01 Mar 2018 10:04 PM |
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3 Replies and 2485 Views
Vacuum Techniques 2485 3
Started by qso@k6ams.com
I just purchased a Royal Manufacturing Gas Powered Bucket Vacuum. I want to learn what tips our prospecting community has to offer me. Do you vacuum up several buckets and take those home to process Or do you recommend processing the material on site. What routine works best for you
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by WILLIAM HALL 28 Feb 2018 04:31 PM |
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3 Replies and 12050 Views
Panning practice at home 12050 3
Started by 17CCRAMER@GMAIL.COM
My father taught me this. You get some dirt in your gold pan (a normal pan full ) then you put about 10-15 steel BBs into the dirt and mix it in. The steel BBs are not as heavy as gold but heavier than the dirt. Pan normally until you get your 'concentrates' and see how many BBs are left in the pan. This is a good way to see how much gold you are losing when panning also. My father was a professional gold miner for big companies in California and Nevada. His hobby was prospecting. If y...
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by Terrance Cieszki 22 Feb 2018 05:51 PM |
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5 Replies and 10536 Views
weighing gold 10536 5
Started by dsabbo@sbcglobal.net
I have an old vial with a small amount of gold in it. I would like to weigh the gold to see just how much is in there. I just bought a small digital scale but now I'm wondering just how to weigh only the gold. I can weight an empty vial, but not the amount of water unless it is still mixed in with the gold. Now, somewhere and long ago, I read an article about just how to do this, but I can't remember where or when or how. Any suggestions as to how or where I might have read about th...
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by Thomas Wentling 10 Feb 2018 07:03 AM |
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4 Replies and 5567 Views
Quartz vein 5567 4
Started by roady692001@yahoo.com
I have found a quartz vein that is about 2 feet wide and , what is visable , about 12 feet long. How do I work this It's in gila national park new Mexico if that makes a difference on how to work it. Thx
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by DAVE STJOHN 12 Jan 2018 01:52 AM |
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8 Replies and 12487 Views
What Classifier Sizes 12487 8
Started by PaGroundhog
I am looking at getting more classifiers. I have the 2 (1/2') and 8 (1/8') mesh classifiers by Keene. I am going to use a 100 for (Blue Bowl and Miller Table). What sizes do you feel are best to add before the 100 mesh or can I just go from the 8 straight to the 100 My concern is having to much to dig through, in the classifier, if I make a big jump like this. Thanks
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by Thomas Wentling 11 Jan 2018 08:23 AM |