The Opal Whisperers Find $69,000 Worth Of Opal Nuts | Outback Opal Hunters 

Either that or coming up with cryptos and assigning them value based on “rarity”. 😅

That’s true but you gotta think about how the earth creates those naturally. Not man made.. they are rare.

@@10percentforthebigdementedguyCryptos requires less sweat and tears, but neither is about our basic needs. But personally, I would rather dig than work in front of a computer screen.

U say that as of your not human oooooo

Fossilized pieces of ancient giant’s flesh

has rubber tires man, big difference

@@isinox the lightning doesnd care about rubber you are only save inside the car

@@isinox do you really believe rubber tires would change anything about a lightning which went through kilometers of air without any trouble? standing next to a car is just as bad as standing next to the only tree in the vicinity; you've got a very high chance of getting killed - *especially* because of the rubber tires, because that means the electricity will have an easier path through you than through the car! In which case, the metal acts as a lightning magnet and your bady acts as a lightning rod. like the other guy said, sitting inside the car is the only way to stay safe. the car will act as a faraday cage and keep the electricity away from you.

@@isinox dextersbox is right the rubber protects you if your inside if you lean on the car your are the conducter between the car and the ground and current would just pass through your body and ignore the tires

@@yannicktrottier8516 uhm, sorry but thats incorrect. you're safe inside the car because it acts as a faraday cage. the skin effect prevents any current to get on the inside of the car, just read up on how that works. the tires don't fucking matter. if a few centimeters of rubber would be enough to stop a several 100k's strong lightning, wouldn't that be fun. but it really doesn't matter because even if it couldn't, it can just as easily bridge the gap between your car and the ground. It went through a few kilometers of air before, why would it now get stopped by a few inches of it?

Go to cooper pedy then you’ll get a job

Where at?

There truck has rubber wheels so lightning w Will not strike

@@getmeto1kwithnovids387 I guess they know what they be doing - and are a lot more adventurous and daring than most people, and I should not sell them short. My bad.

They also left the excavator at the bottom of the thing they were scared was going to turn into a pool…. Like what….

@@getmeto1kwithnovids387 Do you actually think rubber tires are like some sort of lightning inhibitor? If you stand outside a truck and the truck is hit with lightning you're the conductor. You have also been struck by lightning. Why do you ignorant people just spout out incorrect shit like this?

@@getmeto1kwithnovids387 'Do the rubber tires on your car protect you if you are OUTside the car and you're leaning on it? NO! Like trees, houses, and people, anything outside is at risk of being struck by lightning when thunderstorms are in the area, including cars. The good news though is that the outer metal shell of hard-topped metal vehicles does provide protection to those inside a vehicle with the windows closed. Unfortunately though, the vehicle doesn't always fare so well.'

it would be worth a lot more as a cut and polished opal

You can buy opal for cheap online I’m curious where they get there numbers and if I should be learning to cut the beauties I’ve collected.

@@dhgcrack3r111 I would learn, for SURE! Be careful who you buy from, I kinda got took on Ebay... Beautiful little bits of nothin is what I got.

@@melhawk8045 damn I’m sorry. Did you literally get nothing? Cause the opal I received seems pretty real. Idk how you’d fake it so well. (Had most taken to a jeweler friend of mine) and they said they look real.

@@dhgcrack3r111 naw, it was real. Just all potch, or sandspots, with here and there a tiny piece of something nicer.

Alot of people buy the stones to make jewelry, so if you just grind off the top layer of the stone, the entire inside could essentially still be rock. That would make people question it more, because they'd have to gamble on it being beautiful all the way through. Splitting it, shows that they have alot of material to work with. Making it worth more.

It can't be too thick in order for the colors to show anyways, so it's sadly mandatory a lot of the times.

like below, except the bottom line is The Bottom Line $$$$$ It is the way of Homo sapiens.

Mate, you really have to get out there to see the amount of bugs that will hit you during the day and night.

Chics just don’t understand

Womp womp

Like Biggie's mom throwing out the mashed potatoes!

@@smokedog123456789 oh yeah, cuz women have no knowledge of the value of shiny rocks. Nice one mate.

A nut?

@@cactoise2067 good one

“A table of nuts worth 69 thousand dollars”

eBay has a bunch of goodies, right now. I just scored pretty big!

It's in Australia buddy, pretty close, but you're on the wrong side of the world

@@mattsmith6321 god Americans nowadays 😭

Fuck man. You can find opal in Idaho, but if you don't know the different between Australia and the UK, you might end up hammering you nuts instead of rocks.

@@connor9467 the opals in Australia are unique. Like everything else here. I’ve lived here 16 years now, and I tell you, it’s an alien place on earth. Nothing is like anywhere else on the planet. Not sure I’ve heard of English opals. I’m English, and I’ve definitely not come across English opals. Could be wrong.

This is still the arrow. The pocket is going to be legendary

Both England and Australia pretty much do depends where u are from there

That’s so true mate

queenslanders go a all the time its a local dialect lol

And Asians can't drive sooo

@@lukeheych8708 wtf? Decides to be racist

takes to long to do that for each nut possibility u waste time on a nut that has nothing in it.

@ xLostProficyx yeah I agree no one likes empty nuts 😂😂😂

Because a pair of identical opal is worth a lot for earrings.

I'm wondering the same thing. Seems just randomly cutting things in half could cause damage to things that might be worth more if they were whole.

Nuts are always sliced in half

which is earthed so they are fine.

its earthed so they are safe. wherever you suggest they stand wouldnt be as safe