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Alluvial Gold Prospecting
quartz reef/gold bearing?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mr Boring" data-source="post: 74369" data-attributes="member: 2933"><p>hehe, nice stuff 20xwater, I like your enthusiasm, Do more tests on the rock before you commit yourself to the main task. Don't ever test in a dolly pot that has been used to crush rich specimens. The best way to clean out ur dolly pot is by crushing glass in it until its powder twice, thoroughly rinsing with water in between crushing's. You also want to clean the rock of any possible alluvial material. My personal opinion on the rock is that if it doesn't beep on my detector, I wouldn't bother, It is a quartz intruded slate rock which would be almost everywhere in the area under the topsoil.The quartz veining has kept the rock in one piece. It does look as if its from a faulted zone but still, If it doesn't beep........</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr Boring, post: 74369, member: 2933"] hehe, nice stuff 20xwater, I like your enthusiasm, Do more tests on the rock before you commit yourself to the main task. Don't ever test in a dolly pot that has been used to crush rich specimens. The best way to clean out ur dolly pot is by crushing glass in it until its powder twice, thoroughly rinsing with water in between crushing's. You also want to clean the rock of any possible alluvial material. My personal opinion on the rock is that if it doesn't beep on my detector, I wouldn't bother, It is a quartz intruded slate rock which would be almost everywhere in the area under the topsoil.The quartz veining has kept the rock in one piece. It does look as if its from a faulted zone but still, If it doesn't beep........ [/QUOTE]
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Alluvial Gold Prospecting
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