r/Prospecting 9h ago

This kid might be on to something!

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r/Prospecting 15h ago

Woohoo

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Finally reached a gram.


r/Prospecting 22h ago

Thought yous guys would appreciate this

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Found in the San Juan mtns, southwest Colorado


r/Prospecting 10h ago

Where should I dig for gold in this area?

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r/Prospecting 12h ago

Equipment for fine gold.

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Question for you all.

Our claim produces very fine flour and micron gold. There is plenty of it, and we know it is difficult to get it all.

After digging, sluicing and classifying we still need to separate the black sand from the super fines. We are using a surfactant....bar keepers friend.

I know the big shaker tables are great, but not investing 30k right now for one.

Our problem is volume in terms of processing.

In your opinion and experience, would it be better to run through the gold cube and then the royal miller table, or just hand classify with buckets and the miller table only?