2 GOLD QUARTZ SPECIMENS .53 GRAM NATURAL GOLD IN QUARTZ for Sale

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2 GOLD QUARTZ SPECIMENS .53 GRAM NATURAL GOLD IN QUARTZ For Sale

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2 GOLD QUARTZ SPECIMENS .53 GRAM NATURAL GOLD IN QUARTZ:
$68.00

GOLD in QUARTZ from the MOTHER LODERuler is 1/4\" wide (6 mm). U.S. 10 cent coin is 17 mm in diameter.Combined specimen weight: 8.2 Grains (Troy) - .53 Gram Sizes: 8 mm long (each piece) Featured specimens (2) come from the Sierra Nevada Mtns. of California. They show no weathering. As these pictures should reveal, the gold itself is gorgeous. Please check my weights, sizes, and photos for scale. They\'re priced as a brace of precious specimens, so if bullion is your thing, you\'ll likely want to pass. If you\'re on the hunt for natural gold, maybe I\'ve caught your attention. All my specimensshow visible gold and areauthenticgold nuggets, gold quartz, or gold w/other host rock specimens. Seeing it like this is a big reason why I got into gold quartz in the first place. Plenty of larger rocks in this category (gold quartz specimen) cost less, but there\'s a good reason for that. They\'re selling either Fool\'s Gold or low grade ore, not GQ specimen with VG (visible gold).

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I poured through old mining dumps for years looking atorange-yellow-rustyrock through a loupe, but I neverfound a piece with visible gold.Hydrothermal solutions carrying gold and silica crystallizedintoveins of goldquartz.This specimencomes fromone of the manyvein systemssourcingthe immense placer deposits of theSierra Nevada Mtns, the famedMother Lode. Weight Conversions: 15.43 GRAINS = 1 GRAM31.103 GRAMS = 1 TROY OUNCE24 GRAINS = 1 PENNYWEIGHT (DWT) 20 DWT = 1 TROY OUNCE480 GRAINS = 1 TROY OUNCES&H
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PAYMENTS For U.S. buyers: We accept paypal For intnl. customers: We accept paypal. Pay securely with [link removed by ]. Payment must be made within 7 daysfrom close of sale. We ship as soon as funds clear. If you have questions, please ask them before offerding. REFUNDSWe leave no stones un-turned insuring our customersget whatthey bargained for.If you\'re not satisfied with thisitem, contact me. Then, if the problem can\'t be fixed,returnproduct within 30 daysin \'aspurchased\'conditionfora fullrefund
Checkanyand all Gold of Eldorado response for disputesarisingfrom non-authenticity of the specimens I sell. You won\'t find any.Ideal in nativeminerals with visible gold, notreplicas, not\'paint ons\'.I don\'tpeddle \'simulated\' specimens madewith minute amounts of gold or no real gold at all. No fake nuggets here, folks. I\'ve personallybought stuff thathad gold painted on it. Also purchased here have been \'natural gold quartz\'specimens withtiny chunks of placer goldgluedon.All of my advertised specimens,slabs, cabochons, gold oreset alare authentic and containnative gold and/orare composedalmost entirelyof gold (i.e. gold nuggets, gold flakes,wire gold specimens).The purity of this gold will vary, but if it\'s from California, you can count onthe percentage being fairly high, say 80 to 90% pure. For comparision,a 14Kgold wedding band is 58% pure gold.Theorigin of this small, rich specimen is, perhaps, an undiscoveredveinsomewhere in theSierraNevadaMtns. ofCalifornia.
FAIL LARGE, WIN SMALL, IT\'S YOUR CALL
So you want a little gold mine to call your own, eh? Picking, shoveling, carrying water or buckets of dirt, moving big rocks, panning - it\'s all back-breaking work. Maybe, instead, you\'re taking the big machinery route. Many times, I wouldn\'t have been adverse to having a backhoe on the property. Whichever mode, you\'ll need to find a claim suited to the scale you\'ve chosen, be it large or small. You gotta first figure out if you can work the property legally. Was a time most miners took that path. Nowadays, many prefer a different route. Make no mistake. Gold turns otherwise good men into desperados. Time and again, it\'s shown that a man stops at virtually nothing to have it. I understand this madness. Most who\'ve spent a good deal of time mining have been tempted to cross that line, but a word to the wise. If you opt to commit mineral trespass daring to dig someone else\'s gold, you obviously like living on the edge. From past experiences, I\'ve found it safer and possibly advantageous in other ways to identify claim owners. Once you know who they are, request permission to mine their claims or private properties before leaping into a trespass or claim-jumping situation. Know your rights and the rights of others too. Learn to use laws to protect yourself while preserving the rights of all Americans to whom the public lands belong. Being fundamentally a realist, however, I have no doubt we\'ve entered into a new era. As the cliche goes \"desperate times call for desperate measures.\" That doesn\'t make it right, it just means folks will resort to any extreme to obtain what they think they have to have, in this case, gold!One time, a buddy and I were detecting a creek in Trinity County. My pal, not being a prospector, hadn\'t yet the hang of reading the terrain. You can\'t conduct an effective search pattern until you\'ve learned those fundamentals. He was letting me stay in a cabin across the river from where he lived, so it seemed only right that I tutor him in the finer points of detecting a bit of local color. The winter before, he scored his firstnugget onmy Arizona claim and now was hopelesslyhooked. You may have witnessed the transformation of some hapless individual into a golden nutcase. Such was the case now.
After setting up camp and unpacking our equipment,Iforthwith make the unsettling discovery that my detector has melted down. It\'s on the fritz. Crap! What do I do now? I\'m out-of-commission, out of the hunt with no back-up machine. I found out some time ago how lame-brained it was to go detecting without backup equipment, but hardscrabble prospectors can\'t always afford the luxury of owning two detectors.Armed with new knowledge and zero competition, my buddy immediately hot foots it toward the most likely bend in the river and, within 20 minutes, walks down to my rocker box rattling major clunkers in his pill bottle. One beauty weighed twenty-four penny, the other overseven and a half. To his eternal credit, my amigo, instead of returning to the snipe, turns around and loansme his Gold Bug. So, despite my temporary setback, I\'m still in the hunt and manage to score a quarter oz of nuggetsthat weekend. Turned out to be an adventurous outing for all parties concerned. Life comes our way once. Go find yourself some adventure, mates.

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Gold ofEldorado 8-13-17