Series on identifying minerals

[RM Outback]

If you don't hear back from Goldierocks (I'm sure he will respond soon) your best bet would be to use the email option.

 

[user 4386]

Really liked your articles on identification of minerals Goldierocks. Great Job!.
As it happens I was going to post an article on exactly this subject in my clubs next newsletter.
Can I please ask your permission to quote it, with acknowledgments of course to yourself and Prospecting Australia.
Russ Swan
President

Fine by me, but perhaps the url link - outsiders can access can't they.

 

[MBsearch]

Thanks for sharing all this info. Its great reference material

 

[tegmclub]

Really liked your articles on identification of minerals Goldierocks. Great Job!.
As it happens I was going to post an article on exactly this subject in my clubs next newsletter.
Can I please ask your permission to quote it, with acknowledgments of course to yourself and Prospecting Australia.
Russ Swan
President

Fine by me, but perhaps the url link - outsiders can access can't they.

My thanks for your permission.

As I understand it people will be able to read posts but not make posts unless they are a member.
My regards
Russ Swan

 

[UnderEmployedGeo]

Great thread this. Although as an economic geologist I must point out there are only 2 types of minerals - Ore and Waste.

 

[user 4386]

Great thread this. Although as an economic geologist I must point out there are only 2 types of minerals - Ore and Waste.

You don't keep a seconds dump for when the price goes up?

 

[UnderEmployedGeo]

Great thread this. Although as an economic geologist I must point out there are only 2 types of minerals - Ore and Waste.

You don't keep a seconds dump for when the price goes up?

Well even the low grade is "Ore" hahaha I'm not a mining geologist by background, I'm exploration - we're interested in things that make the line go up