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That's a great score DR, can you put in a few picsWell Easter bunny only delivered 68 grams of chocolate for me, all be it was "Old Gold" but. Guess I won't get tooth ache![]()
That's a great score DR, can you put in a few picsWell Easter bunny only delivered 68 grams of chocolate for me, all be it was "Old Gold" but. Guess I won't get tooth ache![]()
Great work , that first nugget is the best. At a guess I would say around half a gram, give or take 2 grams. If it was mine ide say .35grams.Popped my gold cherry today!
After about 30 hours of detecting time this is my first little piece. So overjoyed, no idea what the weight is because I hadn't even bought scales yet!
That's a beautiful piece!
I'll have four of those thanks and no need to wrap them
Hi aussiefarmer. I would say just knocked and rounded by tumbling action in river gravels. Gold is very malleable and can be rounded very easily. Gold is heavy and difficult to move so lighter yet harder material will move at a different rate causing abrasion action between the two with the softer gold being rounded more. Quartz is a lot harder than gold yet even it can be rounded after eons of abrasion. Here is a pic of quartz gravel that has been rounded by tumbling in a river or possibly even a shoreline by wave action. Any gold in that gravel should be very smoothed and it is. The picture is of the subbasaltic gravels at Happy Valley.Very sexyb, e, a , utiful .
Now, the quarts is smooth , would you say it glacial pre gold or formed that way from molten quarts or maybe pushed through the clay from great depths never a part of big quarts reefs oooorrrrrrr is river worn post gold attaching ?
So you don't feel alone MB
Very sexyb, e, a , utiful .
Now, the quarts is smooth , would you say it glacial pre gold or formed that way from molten quarts or maybe pushed through the clay from great depths never a part of big quarts reefs oooorrrrrrr is river worn post gold attaching ?