Rye Patch Gold With GPX 5000

[Gerry in Idaho]

3 hours ago, DigsAlot said:

Nice piece.

Wet ground winter for me with the Zed makes me want a full on PI. Makro hurry up lol.

I feel like you do about the 7000.  It is much more sensitive than a GPX and that is why I don't like using a GPZ when the ground is wet.  If I am detecting in areas where max depth is not an issue, then I have no problems.

 

[Gerry in Idaho]

26 minutes ago, mn90403 said:

That is a pretty crazy piece!

We have recovered some amazing Chevron Gold in NV.

[mn90403]

Those pictures deserve a separate thread!

[fredmason]

All beautiful pieces!,,, 

fred

 

[geof_junk]

Now that's what I call prefect specimens. 

[Joe D.]

Those are awsome! Nature makes the best shapes! Those would make amazing jewelry pieces!📿

[DigsAlot]

Good looking Nugs Gerry. We need to meet up next time you are in the area. 

[Hardtimehermit]

Amazing beauty those nuggets are, thanks for sharing.

[Gold Catcher]

The other day I found this little 0.4 gramer at Rye Patch. This type of "chevron gold" fascinates me. I wonder why apparently you only find this type of crystalline shaped gold around here

[Gold Catcher]

It was shallow, about 5 inch deep. GPZ HY/Normal/Sens 8/smoothing off