I get people contacting me all the time asking me to look at the ore rocks they have found. It’s really difficult to just look at pictures and know if it’s good or bad. There are many gold mines, and thousands of them still have some decent ore left in the ground or on the dumps. But how do you know what ones have good ore and what ones do not? Some mines have a variety of different looking rock materials. Will any of these have decent gold values? The answer to all these questions is sampling. When you find good ore, you can process larger samples. Sample first so you don’t waste your time and efforts crushing down a big low grade sample. You’ll need to crush the ore down to a powder, and then pan it to see - Join me and I'll show you how its done.
For those who want to learn more about Prospecting and finding gold check out my book, Fists full of Gold. It’s an encyclopedia of everything on the topic of prospecting. It’s available on from High Plains Prospectors. (Affiliate) You can find it at:
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For even more information on prospecting, minerals, gems and other related information you can also check out my website at:
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The Prospecting and Mining Journal magazine can be found at:
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