Randy Lunn

There seems to be a lot going on inside the GB2 coil. Could this be part of its magic? I love that detector.

Great start to the season Davsgold. Are you working a Green claim, a Purple pending claim or unclaimed land?

A few years ago I had a major software download problem issue with my GPZ. Phil Beck handled the situation quickly and efficiently with thoughtfulness and concern for the customer experience. He is a pro and a good guy.

Jim was an honorary member of our gold club, the Valley Prospectors of San Bernardino. It was always special when he attended meetings. He loved to share general knowledge and had great stories. A few years ago the club even named a claim after him. I wish I knew him better. His legacy lives through his pioneering books on nugget detecting.

Mitchel, that nugget’s big brother is waiting for you!

The 7000 is an amazing machine especially in difficult soil conditions. BTW: My wife has named your find the Lobster Nugget.

Beautiful meteorites Dave. Well done!

Gold and mineral dealers like Tony Fraser in Bendigo, Brian Lees in Colorado, Wayne Leicht of Kristalle in California and others who attend the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show on a regular basis know the market well. If I found a big nugget I would ask them but would also consider an auction. In the US, Heritage Auction would be a good starting point.

As a good friend of mine says, ”Some days the nuggets just don’t want to come out and play”.

Congratulations Simon on your 1 grammer! You certainly live in a beautiful part of the world.

What a great hunt and a solid validation of the Equinox 15" coil. Great silver dimes, but I really enjoyed seeing the Henry rimfire shells.

Have a great trip Mitchel, Bring home a big nugget!

Looks like a fun and very historic area to explore Mitchel. I am always excited when I run across a bronze plaque installed by E Clampus Vitus.

Klunker, This pic is for you ...... It is not all sunshine, lollipops and rainbows out here. My December trip to Quartzsite was not as productive. I am glad I had my bottle jack with me. The Plomosa Mountain gulches ate one of my tires. I am an old New Englander but do not miss the New Hampshire winters. Come on out here and join us!

Jinmon, the pizza is great and there is often live entertainment.