⭐ Gold Detecting Show'n Tell

[Hotrob]

Hahahaha...... When I scrolled down on Northeasts post I got to the yellow lid of the pot but didn't look lower in the picture.
All I saw was the top & I thought "Sh!t thats a couple of VERY fine tiddler .... that fine I can't see them". layful:
Rob.

 

[Mackka]

Same.
Mackka

 

[Sanguine]

Nice one! That bottom right piece reminds me of the first ever bit of gold I found.

Funny how we all remember our first piece of gold.

 

[Dawsy77]

Another weekend away patch hunting. Have left some good ground for Northeast to run the 6 over, if WA will ever let hi in.

Always nice to have a few options up the sleave!

 

[Goldfield Joe]

I bought a Gold Monster a week ago and these are my finds, two pieces to christen it and two a couple of days later going over old ground. I am very impressed and love the weight of the machine. Two pieces don't register on my scales at all...

 

[Mackka]

Youl pay for it in no time mate.
Mackka

 

[Crocket]

Not a bad find on the first day of my 5-day trip to my usual haunt last week.
29g all up with the quarts. I haven't done the 'weight in water' specific gravity calculations yet to approximate the amount of gold, though I suspect about 16-20gms of gold.

 

[Crocket]

This was on the trip 3 weeks before the one above.

 

[Phil8303]

Not a bad find on the first day of my 5-day trip to my usual haunt last week.
29g all up with the quarts. I haven't done the 'weight in water' specific gravity calculations yet to approximate the amount of gold, though I suspect about 16-20gms of gold.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/20967/1630394359_gf_22-8-21_cropped.jpg

Well done. What gear were you using, mate?

 

[Crocket]

Not a bad find on the first day of my 5-day trip to my usual haunt last week.
29g all up with the quarts. I haven't done the 'weight in water' specific gravity calculations yet to approximate the amount of gold, though I suspect about 16-20gms of gold.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/20967/1630394359_gf_22-8-21_cropped.jpg

Well done. What gear were you using, mate?

I only have my SDC2300. It's very good for both very very small bits and large nuggets.

 

[Davent]

Nice little one this morning

 

[numpty]

nice and clean looking piece.

 

[Davent]

Had to dig a small tree out to get it, was in the roots.

 

[Dawsy77]

Not a bad find on the first day of my 5-day trip to my usual haunt last week.
29g all up with the quarts. I haven't done the 'weight in water' specific gravity calculations yet to approximate the amount of gold, though I suspect about 16-20gms of gold.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/20967/1630394359_gf_22-8-21_cropped.jpg

Hi Crocket,

I see the water in the background. Did you end up paddling across to that spot?

 

[Crocket]

No drove then walked. I go on private property with owners permission. Im lucky they know me because they dont let anyone else on their land.

 

[dubbles]

 

[aussiefarmer]

Thanks to all, this is still the best topic on here , we all need to see some colour.

 

[Davent]

Here is a nice one I found a couple of months ago.

 

[Davent]

 

[Dignit]

Wow! Very nice.
And youre only showing us now?
Us Melbournites in lockdown are only dreaming of getting out detecting, and living through others finds. Thanks for sharing. That is a beautiful piece. Cheers :Y: