Ultra High Grade Gold Vein In A Heavily Mineralized Outcrop! 

I just found a spot of my own that has sulfide cracks like this I did a test pan and had a fair bit of flour in it be goin back next week with some sample bags for an assay

I don't know ! I got pretty excited when I saw the Gold in the pan ! Good find guys!

Whoaaaaaa that’s epic! Nice highly addictive stuff your finding! I’m so excited about getting my crazy chance to pan your stuff! Upload is gonna be mega cool!

So if I ever see that gray stuff I should take a sample and pan it out huh.. I’ve so seen exactly that more than once..

Nice! Great results. Looking forward to seeing the next video. Thanks and happy Thanksgiving.

When I saw the visible gold from a half pound sample I expected some impressive results, but 196 gm per ton is awesome.

The areas you are prospecting look just like southeast Alaska (where I live). I find fine gold almost everywhere I pan, but nothing like what you have. It’s just a hobby for me. I wish I had a background in geology. I find it fascinating. Love your videos!

My best gold finds are always in the ironstone and quartz country, others have been in the granite country along with very good gem quality of topaz. Very easy to remove crud from pan here in Australia, rare earth magnet inside small container like a film container for 135 mm film. Good find mate. Well done, good video. Sometimes depending where you are gold can also be locked up inside or completely covered in calcrete / white fine pipe clay. Having a detector with you is always a good thing. Preferably a couple of detectors both being pulse induction type. Both Minelab and Garret make fine machines to operate.

I assume there will not be new video anymore on this channel.

thats an amazing pyrite outcrop! If I found a vein like that I would be pretty happy! Any day you can pan gold from a pyrite vein is a good day!

where is this

Is there normally free mill gold in these solid mineral sulfide veins you find or is the gold recovered by another method?

Wow !!! I think that is the best results I have seen you post. Another amazing discovery ! I look forward to your future videos as always. Thank you for sharing. I now know to look for those sulfide veins because of your tutelage !!!

NIce vid. What depth in the crust would these mineralized veins have been emplaced and what age are they? peace

We usually find our better gold in the degrading bedrock where we go in South Dakota. Thank you for sharing your videos

196g per ton AU!!! Nice hit!

What is the value of pyright, or how ever it is spelled to rock collecter

Is the red stuff limonites?

Nice unexpected pan.did u get a chance to look at the rock?

You may need to do a double take on this vein 190 grams over 5 oz nice

Secondary enrichment of a super gene eh?

At 7 ozs per ton, a Lot of people would be rippin it up!

Anyone know what the blue grey stone called? What is it made of? Thx

Material bonito

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What's the bright red? Iron?

Mantap.👍

That's incredible! 196g per ton is like, Alaska! Please tell me yer not gonna sell this claim!(lol)!

That's yuge! Congrats!

When I saw this video, I subbed

Maximov Ro RU-vid channel. Real or fake?

The end results not legible at 144p quality for cellphone use... could you just use black and white maybe?

nice pan full. who taught u to pan? you need practice. just saying. good vid

Told my family report me lost out at sea an bury me Gov declaired everyone dead Good for the goose good gor the gander on to propergander

sample #2 196g/ton of Au.... uh nope, nice try. I saw the movie with Mathew McConaughey, Im no sucker.

that isnt gold bro. You hit the mica jackpot. The real gold is selling pans and picks guys... Lets see , gas to get to gold location, food for the day, pan, tools...cost 200 dollars for each day. Pay out 0.... Dont forget if you find any you need to refine it and that is even more money.... 40dollars just for the gas.... and you need melting dish and someplace to pour it out. This is for suckers...Sell metal detectors and pans and make real profits! All the gold was taken from the 1800s ,, You know how many people came to pan gold? Millions and no regulations just dig do whatever you want... There is no gold but dust.. I can smash some gold up and claim UREKA and do a youtube video.. Then you buy my pans and picks sucker.. WAKE UP SHEEP!

Holy schist!!!!!! 196 grams per ton is freaking beautiful. I'd mine it lol

Good video... 💜’ n it all the way from Indiana... trying 2 learn as much as I can because... I find old jewelry & coins every so often... now I got a metal detector... & 🤞🏼I hope... 1 day I’ll find some GOLD... 🍀💎💰⚜️🦄💍🤞🏼🍀

i really like how you answer so many peoples' questions here in the comments.

Hello first love your videos... I have a suggestion for a video. My wife and I been prospect in for about 3 years. We watch what you guys are doing. The suggestion is the process on how your samples are processed a step by step after you send the samples in .

can't wait to see you guys take a day for yourselves and go get some shiny for yourselves lol

Once you do get those sulfides separated from your cons, run them separately on the fire assay and see how much of your cons are tied up within the sulfides. Dont just throw your sulfides away.....

I just came across this, and wow. Id be in heaven!

196g/tn sample??! You hit the big time buddy! I've been waiting for this channel to find a hit like this (i've watched a ton of videos on my other chan). Well done!!

At 7 oz per ton, I wouldn't of left.

If that vein was mined would it be expensive to remove the Sulphides or would they Refine them also?? Just of the top what would the cost per ton be to mine there. im in Pa. and I can't believe all the veins and out crops you show us. I could show you Coal but I think you have some of it too. Thanks!

Just amazing. You spot numerous different sulfides in the pan, do you think you could do a video on that to, help people identify sulfides?

I'd like to interact with you. I am also doing contents looking for gold in Korea.

Awesome vid guys...for those who are not familiar and do not understand the definition of sulfides...can you explain please?are sulfides different colours and mixtures?sometimes red,Gray,yellow?I always thought sulfides have a yellow base colour...thank you))Sebastian

Yeah dude love watching your videos.. I to live in BC Fraser Valley. Have a question you may be able to answer... Are you basically just looking for decaying outcrops with mineralization... Maybe a dumb question just trying to learn thanks....

Not to be a "Debbie-downer" but I'm always suspicious of PGM's showing up in assays of rather typical hydrothermal deposits, particularly in deposits with the ordinary assemblage of base metal sulfides of lead, zinc, etc. Where is your analysis being done?

I am a dowser specialized in precious metals for over than 30 years. Let me know if you are looking for treasures (gold, silver, diamonds etc) or ore veins anywhere you are in the world.

Sh Ke Bob, I have seen seaweed fossils on topof the Alps. Earths forces have pushed up mountains so there might have been some ancient rivers pushed up also.

Found a spot in south dakota that produced a little over an ounce per hour. Gold was not worth that much then. Makes me want to go back and try again....too old now...right by leads, sd.

Holy Crap.....196 grams per ton! That is over 7 ounces per ton...with Silver and Platinum Group metals thrown in. Isn't this when you suppose to go into the Walter Huston dance, cry "Eureka!! and cackle loudly?The other samples aren't bad either...

Good dirt or a early xmass present, that gray-blueish material, what makes a vain deteriorate faster than others?

FUCK! Early america was great

Peacock ore, looks like a place I know on the North slope of the Uinta's...

Very good info on the website. Can you please provide the reference citation for the textbooks that are reproduced? Thank you.

Hit that jackpot in that vein then look for others around it 🤠⛏️

Do you guys do the assay yourself or who do you use? I am wanting to transition from placer to lode this season.

Wish I lived somewhere I could have a go a get a good little result, i don’t think there is but is there anywhere in the UK ?

WOW - you have Platinum in it. It is really good find. Thanks for sharing

Wow seriously. Payday momma.

Those blue sulphates rocks looks like they have health benefits....

Amazing was that ever broke down almost sand grain sweet video

Ok. I dredge every weekend. The gold started good, then grea, then unreal. Thumb nail sized nuggets. Then absolutely quit. Small creek. 20 feet across and low flow. Theres a fault line exploding out on top of hill. We have a 14 inch crusher and a cobra crusher. Quartz everywhere coming out of hill. Chlorite mixed in the quartz. No gold in the quartz yet. It's frustrating. No sulphides like you find.

You pan to slow. If it's gold it wouldn'tbe on top bro...don't worry, it will stay in pan

Hey, is that my claim? Looks like my claim. : )

Thank you very interesting

Great video. Looks like you guys have found a couple awesome places to mine.Wish you all the best. Thanks

thats not gold thats a pyrite , i have not seen gold in the sample pan thats not high grade vein outcrop... im expert in gold gold exploration...pyrite is a brass-yellow mineral with bright metalic luster , it has a chemical composition of iron sulfide feS2 .

Its a pleasure watching your videos

Stunning assays Wow! Is it common 911 to sulfides so broke down? We hit 70 for a bit in SW Colo but the old Mayflower Mill couldn't catch it all and we panned gold in the railings.

196gm/ton müthiş [terrific]

You Canadians have all the good rocks. Dang

asi no le sacas el oro debes remoles ese material con un martillo en una pala asi le sacas el oro

Let's get a dump truck and a loader and get this stuff to a mill

Des videos tres interessants si seulement ils etaient traduits en francais

In a way this guys videos are quite realistic for gold mining. You spend 99% of the video watching useless rocks, and in the end you never actually see any gold.

Hello where do you send your samples to get them assayed. I have a vein just like this I need tested badly. Thanks.

a little bit confused here, you panned down a found a speck that you lost on your fingertip and this is a good find? I am a litlle bit new here but you guys regularly find pieces big enough to pinch off the pan. so what makes this stuff good news?

Is that a run off ? From the Piggott main or oyster main

Sample 3 has 196 grams of gold per ton?

What assayers do this full analysis not just gold and silver and how much does it cost?

Hello Sir, Is there any acid which can only react with Gold or Silver, or platinum but does not react with quartz, calcite, clays and gives clear signal of presence of gold in samples in the field. We carry that acid with us in field.

Great Educational videos

196 grams per ton!👍👍👍

Yeah, I get that shit all day long.

Possibly an old fossilized black smoker vent???? A sulfide zone formed long ago. There are usually more nearby, the hot zone that creates it is stationary but the land moves with tectonic drift.

😎👍 I like the way you cleaned the glove in your pan so you wouldn't lose a spec... 👍

Is England a good place to look for gold ?

Yes that pesky Mica! You should be cautious when you are out and about. I have had enough encounters of a "stranger" to make me change my channel name. It used to be Finding Treasure in Colorado.

Dude your onto something good , I would invest

wish i could go nuts whith a pickaxe there :)

i have a claim that all those same metals but half quantity its a vein 20+ feet wide 100 to 200 feet long how deep do you think it goes and is it worth mining

this is not a criticism, but I know nothing about sulfides and deterioration. It would have helped me if you had explained the issue.

Oh my... that's a rich find my friend. Kudos!!

gonna move a truck and excavator in?

I missed the part about the 'Ultra High Grade Gold Vein'. I didn't actually see it pan out. Did you?