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Well done dam it, sdc or z gold
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Hey Old Matetryhard1968 said:
Yer was with the GPZ I sold my SDC
Both were at about 50mm :Y:
Well done dam it.
Great to see you back into it mate :Y:
Damit
That's a big move selling the SDC. I thought it was glued to your arm.
Congrats on your ongoing finds.
Cheers
That's a big move selling the SDC. I thought it was glued to your arm.
Congrats on your ongoing finds.
Cheers
Just catching up on this thread some great finds by all , SC75 those nuggets are amazing you are clearly the man at the moment .
Got out to Chapel Hill for a quick prod and poke today SDC setting 4 threshold 3 about 3 inches down on pipe clay in the burnt off area .38 of a gram and a long time between drinks here in SA.
Got out to Chapel Hill for a quick prod and poke today SDC setting 4 threshold 3 about 3 inches down on pipe clay in the burnt off area .38 of a gram and a long time between drinks here in SA.
Geez Rick, you're keen mate, must've been a wee bit damp up there today. I couldn't see the hills all day because of the pea soup and rain over my way. That makes your nuggy all the more rewarding. Well done!
By the way is Jupiter still fenced off?
Cheers :Y:
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By the way is Jupiter still fenced off?
Cheers :Y:
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OzzieAu said:
G'day Adrian
Yes a bit moist it was
but got a few hours in . Jupiter still closed off and nothing on Dept of Mines website to say when will be open again . Hope to catch up soon considering a Vic run :Y:Self moderated.
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Craig
This weekends find from the West.
nuggetino said:
Thanks very much mate your comments are appreciated , I am still to crack a local nugget with the 4500 yet as you have :Y: the overgrowth and EMI at Chapel is just too tough. Look forward to JC opening up again see you there 8)
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Last week I posted these specimens.
I gave them the Ali Brite treatment for three days but lost patience, took them out and crushed them carefully with pliers. The structures were very delicate and easily broke just picking them up. Below is the result of the crushing 1gram in total.
It was interesting examining the structure of the brown rock containing the gold. It appeared to be a conglomerate made up of fine grains of quartz, larger pieces of quatrz, some with gold in them, inclusion of gold all bound together with brown glue.
Cheers Bob
It was interesting examining the structure of the brown rock containing the gold. It appeared to be a conglomerate made up of fine grains of quartz, larger pieces of quatrz, some with gold in them, inclusion of gold all bound together with brown glue.
Cheers Bob
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paul schneider
Today was an absolute perfect day to swing !
Went in a new spot and I'm very happy with what I found
Not the sc75 level congrats man!
Went in a new spot and I'm very happy with what I found
Not the sc75 level
congrats man!
Great finds Paul. Looks like they all could have come from the one hole it's that big
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Nice work guys :Y: this thread is on fire atm :Y:
Went for a morning sesh today, at a spot that I've flogged to death.
Got there and smoke was in the air, you beauty!
Sadly, only on top of the hill. Was going to look for a new patch, but came across an excavator, so left, and went to my old patch. Wasn't really expecting to find anything, as I have gone over it with a 15" evo, and a 14*9 evo previously, for zip, and that was when there was no grass.
Well the 12" evo found a tiny spec, not 2m from one of my old holes.
What I like, no, love about the 12", is its stability, it runs so much quieter than either the 15" or the 14*9. Which allows me to crank the settings a bit.
I can't recommend the NF 12" highly enough, its a beauty!
Gee Dave, that must go about an ounce. ] Congratulations.
Cheers
Doug
Congratulations. Cheers
Doug
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