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You can't forget the Boss/Wife someone has to find the gold.

Dry Washer >$1000 is your dearest in the list. I would put that $1000 dollars towards a high frequency VLF or a pre-owned PI detector till you get hocked on prospecting and start locking at West Aus and other dry gold states.

But while Singapore is an island city state of just 720 square km, Melbourne is more widely spaced out with a metropolitan area that is nearly 10,000 square km, or 14 times bigger than Singapore. As Melbourne's density is far less than Singapore's, its urban structure is therefore quite...

Closest bore Teutonic, but still keeping full location for next time.

This is from an old doc. that I collected years ago. 1. RESIDUAL PLACERS A residual placer is, in effect, a concentration of gold (or other heavy mineral) at or near its point of release from the parent rock. In this type of placer the enrichment results from the elimination of valueless...

Craig, I forgot to say you have also made the Gold pound club with that one. I see you are in my old stumping ground (Leonora) Getting back to sun bakers I have included a post from Feb 2020 that I posted on another Forum, the location is within the the 30 Km of Leonora. This spread was south...

"Nice nugg!!! Very pretty I see your 5ounce specie and raise you to 900gram specie with 12ounces of gold 😆" You are well in the double digit club🥳 .... Here one of my large specimens Over 3.5 Kilos on the bathroom scale :D (112 ounces) yielded about 17 ounces of gold. I knew it...

Nice find and in the ounce club. The first photo of nugget is also an ounce. I can call it a sun baker as it was in the shade and got moss on it. The second photo is my largest sun baker and is 5.5 ounces

Detectors work best at a designed load impedance and regulated voltage supply. So with a well design coil will have the same "load" independent of size.

Moneybox I have had the same experiences and did the same thing. This happen in virgin spots but as soon as they started detecting I move on and left the spots for another day.

Back in 1979 we used to place a cent in the hole that we found a nugget at a depth that we could just hear it knowing it was there. Manage to take a mate to a lot of those sights years later and most of the cents were still there 15 years later even with later detectors.

I understand your request as you will have to find more than 388 of those 0.08gm bits to make the ounce. I know you will wear your arm out just digging, so lift your game mate. 😌 Aim for a ounce size or bigger. 💰💰 best of luck

I'm with mbasko. I would add that when a BIG FREE nugget stops it might be covered with overburden and stay there. Later small nuggets will go over top of it and continue on with influence of rain, wind etc.

About 50 KM away or less, but if I said yes you would have nowhere to detect in peace. 😀

All the features that I saw of your spot reminds me of my first and only claim ( stupid rules and paper works never again ) Way back in the early 1980s I hit 19 oz in the morning and a final total of 26+ oz after lunch. If you find another patch like that, which has not been hit you will hit...

Jaros back in 1963 myself, brother, my best mate, and now wife entered the long tunnel and did some exploring. My brother and the wife went back out when we crawled over an area that had collapsed and had a very narrow access. My mate and I went a bit further on, and climb up a Shaft that had a...

You may get some local information from these links. Most of my finds are now in restricted areas. LINK A LINK B LINK C

Some historical gold nuggets that are larger than most found these days. TIBOOBURRA 1884 15 oz (467 g) 12 oz (373 g) 1885 1 oz (31 g) 1902 65 oz (2,022 g) 1906 13.5 oz (404 g) 1908 11 oz (342...

It pays to have a photo ID card like a driver's licence and show it when first meeting them. Discuss your intention and a waiver agreement for them.

I thought he had ate your dog. 🐶