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Nice couple of pieces Bacchus. Your not wrong about the flat piece. It's an interesting shape.
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that's impressive to get that small , by tha crikey ya five centers are getting huge though lmao :lol:
Nice haul Wally, thought you were missing in action.
Those sdc's don't miss much
Those sdc's don't miss much
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I've been thinking the same thing Wally, I thought .11 would be my smallest but not anymore. My last 10 pieces were all smaller :/ At least yours have some character. They look like mini slugs 
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Nice one Wally, no the feeling I picked up a couple today with my SDC that dont event register on the scales 8.(
Nice job Wally.
And one 'not so small' one, if it is connected and thickens up inside, it may be my biggest SDC gold but does it break my SDC gram barrier ??? Only time will tell.
One more photo to come, i have a nugget soaking in CLR that was extracted with a 4500; and I did a Reeks style happy dance when it was liberated.
but does it break my SDC gram barrier ??? Only time will tell.
One more photo to come, i have a nugget soaking in CLR that was extracted with a 4500; and I did a Reeks style happy dance when it was liberated.
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Nice specie Wally, Love the contrasting quartz colour. That looks cool.
NeoGeo said:I've been thinking the same thing Wally, I thought .11 would be my smallest but not anymore. My last 10 pieces were all smaller :/ At least yours have some character. They look like mini slugs
Hill End gold has a great shape to it NeoGeo, plenty of character.
Now this is the slug that made my day. 2.3 grams in a single slug, I would usually have to get 20 to make up this sort of weight. :lol:
:lol: and I now have an unhealthy fondness for my brother in laws 4500. 
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Wally that's nice looking gold. Our last haul averaged 0.14g each and came from right near the source. They are all sharp and odd shaped. Not pretty little nuggets that are nice to show off.
I've spent the last two weeks in the Golden Triangle. Normally I get about 5 or 6 tiny little nuggets perhaps weighing 2 or 3 grams total. This time I ended up with 11 nuggets, 10 of which were my normally found size.
One of them was my best gold find ever. Here is a pic of 29g after a bit of cleaning in a mild acid for almost a day.
One of them was my best gold find ever. Here is a pic of 29g after a bit of cleaning in a mild acid for almost a day.
You guys must have much bigger coins than I do...
Nice nugget well done and congrats.
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Wally69 said:NeoGeo said:I've been thinking the same thing Wally, I thought .11 would be my smallest but not anymore. My last 10 pieces were all smaller :/ At least yours have some character. They look like mini slugs
Hill End gold has a great shape to it NeoGeo, plenty of character.
Now this is the slug that made my day. 2.3 grams in a single slug, I would usually have to get 20 to make up this sort of weight. :lol:
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Yes, your area produces some fine examples of what we chase and this is definitely one more
That extra dark ironstone looks impressive set against Gold Yep, I'm pretty fond of my 4500 as well
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