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geof_junk started following Inside The Metal Detector, 3rd Edition, Is On Sale Now At Amazon , Expensive Gold Experiments , Valens Legacy - Gone Too Soon and 7 others
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Valens Legacy - Gone Too Soon
geof_junk replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
R.I.P. Caleb with your Grandfather as I will miss both of you. 🥹 -
Floating Very Fine Gold Recovery
geof_junk replied to andrei's topic in Gold Panning, Sluicing, Dredging, Drywashing, Etc
Gold floats due to the skin effect of water, a drop of a detergent will reduce this effect. -
Your wife has shown great skill with that coil, now she has to get that internal devining rod to walk her in the right direction.🤑
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The Search Continues For Lasseter's Elusive Gold Reef
geof_junk replied to Erik Oostra's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Tennant Creek was big news back in Lasseter's time in Northern Territory and a lot of gold was found. The earliest settlement of the site began in 1872 with the construction of a station on the Overland Telegraph Line. A gold rush followed the 1932 discovery of gold in the surrounding low, flat-topped hills. Gold was discovered in the ranges three miles north of the current town area in 1926 by J Smith Roberts. In 1927 Charles Windley, a telegraph operator, found gold on what would become Tennant Creek's first mine. -
https://www.fisherlab.com.ua/downloads/documents/journals/Gold-Bug.pdf Well worth reading for new prospectors.
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The trouble with birthdays is you are a year older 🥺 but it great to see the gold has consoled you. 😉
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Minelab Price Increases For 2025
geof_junk replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
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That Time Of The Year, Let It Be GOLDEN
geof_junk replied to geof_junk's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
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That Time Of The Year, Let It Be GOLDEN
geof_junk replied to geof_junk's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Tektites are small, glassy objects that are created when meteorites impact the Earth and melt terrestrial debris -
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I once found a bit that looked like two pyramids joined at their bases it was about 1 cm sides and weigh in at 19.5 gm. I thought it was a crystal of gold too.
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Your photos sure show the effects of the change of wind directions and your results.