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Gold Seeker

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Gold Seeker last won the day on October 2 2016

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  1. Check out Matt Mattson's YouTube Gold related videos, all of these were made and are there simply to educate on finding gold. Matt and many of his friends found pounds and pounds of gold mostly dredging but he knows how to do it all, they did this many years ago but now Matt just loves to teach others via YouTube in his retirement years. He also has other videos on many subjects but the following link is to his mostly his gold videos and a few gem related videos. pick and choose or watch them all, they're all great. https://www.youtube.com/@flagold/search?query=gold
  2. From what I've gathered, the area is know for gold...BUT the gold appears to not be native but instead coming from gravel hauled in from Scotland to create a railway track road bed. Whether this nugget originated in Scotland or elsewhere remains to be seen.
  3. If I recall correctly Dave never did anything at Jason's claim because as mentioned the lack of water. Jason however joined up with Dave as a crew member on the show.
  4. Not much help for many as it seems to be a private page, and only for Aussies.
  5. The OP of this topic hasn't been back on the forum since last September, so he may not ever see your post....BUT I'll "mention" him which may "notify" him by email and he may return. @Mongo
  6. You posted a different number in your earlier post/question. @dirtman @Mike Furness
  7. I Only knew John from the gold forums for many years and yes he helped many. RIP John
  8. From what I found online it appears the token is from Salt Lake City and if so I found this old news paper article in the Salt Lake Telegram from 1923 that is reporting on what appears to be baseball teams, one of the teams is sponsored by "Browning Auto", which could be where that token came from, but who knows, I searched for them with "1923" as part of the search and couldn't find any other info. https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=18989144
  9. Here's your video. At YouTube if you click on the "share" link, a window will popup, then click on the blue "copy" link you will see the video link turn blue, then come here and right click in your post and then click "paste" your video will appear in your post here and can be watched by forum members without going to YouTube.
  10. Your link just bring us back to this topic, not to the video.
  11. Joe read his post again, he doesn't have a detector yet, he's considering the Equinox 600 or the 800.
  12. IMHO save your money, most metal detectors don't work so well inside houses due to EMI, but more importantly there are so many nails, screws, wiring and ductwork, etc. all made of metal that you will never know what the detector is signaling on, you would have better luck just tearing out the wall/floor coverings and looking for any treasure that way!
  13. Are there any markings/numbers on the bottom of the jar?
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