⭐ Gold Detecting Show'n Tell
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Gone and done my usual thing this morning. Got a couple of bits. Both within 5 minutes of turning on the beep stick. Spot I'd been to when first starting out. One of them was in my raking pile. 
Now Ive gotta revisit
All the spots Ive been to when I first started cause it seems I may have left quite a few.
Now Ive gotta revisit
Must be a favourite spot then?
Nice nuggies there Bjay...hope you left a few more behind for me to find :lol:
Im sure theres a few more with your name on them Annie, they were the only ones I got. Happens quite often Ill pick up a couple straight up then nothing but thats the way it goes. Head was ok RM as I remembered to eat my dinner and no poison, just the usual. Back, well that wasnt ok so came home early as its pretty screwed at the moment but once again thats the way it goes. :Y:
Not to shabby Pat :Y:
When did you get the 5000?
When did you get the 5000?
Sorry, thought you had a 4500. :8
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Any gold is a good day :Y: but finding gold with 2 machines is a ripper day erfect: :beer: well done Pat.
erfect: :beer: well done Pat.Hi all, I haven't posted in ages but decided to share these finds. I bought a 12" Evo last week and have been learning it. I think it's a really good coil considering the range of sizes I have found with it. My first nugget (the biggie) was a boomer sound-wise in a small pile of wash beside a long lead of shallow diggings.
I was expecting a chunk of lead for sure, there were detector holes everywhere, filled and unfilled....
Then nothing until this afternoon and I found four! Makes up for the days of nothing.
So here are the sizes going clockwise in the photo:
1 O'clock 4.13g found 5-6" deep.
3 O'clock .35g found 5" deep.
6 O'clock .73g found 7" deep (I have named him Gonzo).
8 O'clock .05g found 1" deep.
10 O'clock .13g found after I scraped a bit of moss away so must have been just sitting under it.
I seriously could not believe how small the .05 is and the fact that I heard it. It is about a third of the size of a pice of lead shot.
It even looks like lead shot and sounded so faint I almost gave up trying to find it.
Anyway, I am really happy with the coil so far and I think I am starting to get the hang of it, fingers crossed!
All were found just out of Maryborough on the same lead of diggings, lots of evidence of prospectors flogging the same area so to quote another prospector:
"Don't be put off by all of the people who may have been here before you. You just have to be better than they were". :Y:
I was expecting a chunk of lead for sure, there were detector holes everywhere, filled and unfilled....
Then nothing until this afternoon and I found four! Makes up for the days of nothing.
So here are the sizes going clockwise in the photo:
1 O'clock 4.13g found 5-6" deep.
3 O'clock .35g found 5" deep.
6 O'clock .73g found 7" deep (I have named him Gonzo).
8 O'clock .05g
found 1" deep.10 O'clock .13g found after I scraped a bit of moss away so must have been just sitting under it.
I seriously could not believe how small the .05 is and the fact that I heard it. It is about a third of the size of a pice of lead shot.
It even looks like lead shot and sounded so faint I almost gave up trying to find it.
Anyway, I am really happy with the coil so far and I think I am starting to get the hang of it, fingers crossed!
All were found just out of Maryborough on the same lead of diggings, lots of evidence of prospectors flogging the same area so to quote another prospector:
"Don't be put off by all of the people who may have been here before you. You just have to be better than they were". :Y:
First ever trip out detecting on Thursday, training day under the great guidance of Lachy Green from "Green And Gold Prospecting", only 5 minutes outside Epsom. lots of shotgun pellets, however found my first piece of gold in a bit of a wash after Wednesday's rain. Can highly recommend Lachy, reasonable rates & good company.
The second outing was on Saturday for the Miners Den organised training event. 10 minutes outside White Hills this time. After a bit of a talk, around 90 minutes of detecting secured my second find, again in a bit of a wash area. I found the training event well worth attending. I even got a prize from Miners Den for finding the nugget. Total weight of the nuggets 0.25gms.
The second outing was on Saturday for the Miners Den organised training event. 10 minutes outside White Hills this time. After a bit of a talk, around 90 minutes of detecting secured my second find, again in a bit of a wash area. I found the training event well worth attending. I even got a prize from Miners Den for finding the nugget. Total weight of the nuggets 0.25gms.
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Congratulations SCOOPY erfect: well done, great finds and report :Y: :beer:
erfect: well done, great finds and report :Y: :beer:
Well done SCOOPY. :Y:
Well done SCOOPY, finding that first piece is such a buzz, and the second, and the third, and well actually the buzz doesn't really change much each time. erfect: :Y: erfect:
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