Bucket of Gold

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  1. JulieW

    JulieW Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    http://www.goldrushnuggetbucket.com/pages/gold-panning-instructions

     
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    Where would one go with dust, flecks, nuggets etc to have them smelted? Are there any "amateur" smelterers (if that is a word) who would assist?

    Cheers
     
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    Hi , I have one but I live in Darwin , have a look on youtube at induction smelters you could build one to handle a couple of ounces of gold for a few hundred dollars or less , in fact there are kits for sale from asia for under a hundred dollars you just need to get a DC power supply for it . I just bought one from China that can do 1kg of metal in under 5 mins it arrives next week .... Cheers
     
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    finicky Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Buy a Minelab gold detector made by Codan Ltd - ASX listed, ticker CDA.
    Minelab, the name is synonomous with Quality. It finds what the others leave. A name you can trust.
    (all proceeds to me)

    http://www.minelab.com/corporate
     
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    Eureka Moments Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    I agree, but buy a second hand GPX....way cheaper and they rarely break down due to their Quality.
    (no proceeds to finicky) :p
     
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