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| Hello Goldigger, As mentioned above the detector is a Minelab/ GPX-4500 and the majority of the gold was found using a Nugget Finder/ Super Light 20" round Mono Coil. Other coils used were a 16" NF/SL round mono and the Minelab 11" round mono. The gold was found in depths ranging between surface and 16" deep.
Cheers Peter
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I guess I missed it.... looking at the gold.... whaddayou expect?
I watched some videos on youtube (I think that was it,) of 2 to 4 oz nuggets coming out of the ground and it looked like the same detector but an oval loop.
I was also taking in the rocks on the ground.... very odd, and nothing like that here, that I have ever seen, even in BC dry country. I like to look at everything I can see when watching a video like that. You never know....
I have a question, do you ever find agates? On the surface of course, anywhere or near to where you are finding nuggets. The reason for asking is a possible hydrothermal connection. I have already connected a thunder-egg occurrence to one gold mine, so I am looking for more "coincidences."
There may be nothing to it, if you are not a rock hound and do not recognize agates, it will mean nothing..... yet.... I am curious.
You see, I got a germ of a theory a few days ago!
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