The white colored rock looks like quartz with some metal maybe Galena (silver and lead), and other metals. The grey silver rocks look like manganese. The small shiny rocks with cube shapes are most likely iron pyrite, but the gold colored one may have a certain amount of gold in it.
I sure will thanks. Yes I know where a bunch is. It’s in a quartz vein. It sure is weird stuff. It sets off my metal detector. There’s more in the wall just getting it out is the hard part
@@Algoldprospecting battery powered jack hammers are small and reasonably cheap these days. Take 8 fully charged batteries with you. Maybe a solar charger if you are spending time there.
@@peacebrain4471 I actually did that but the rock is so hard that in 2 hours time I maybe broke out 5 inches of quartz and bedrock. Dynamite 🧨 is the only thing that will work there. Lol
@@Algoldprospecting Ahhhh I see. A trip to the fireworks store then? Hahaha jokes. Good luck to you blasting out a heap of the good stuff, and hopefully no one else is around to hear the action. Thanks for sharing it. Im glad to learn more about identifying mineralisation as it relates to gold. Excellent video!
