Eureka Moments said:You're like a poor quality nugget, cheap and full of impurities.
:lol:
Eureka Moments said:You're like a poor quality nugget, cheap and full of impurities.
Skyrocket said:Eureka Moments said:You're like a poor quality nugget, cheap and full of impurities.
:lol:
Joshtammi said:well i suppose thats alright then, I picked up an 18 gram nugget for $950 today. Looks nice. Ill post up a pic soonI wouldn't know the purity, intact for all I know its copper plated gold haha
I did a specific gravity test and it would appear to be 23k gold or there about with my ancient methods (don't really have 20k for xrf lol)
argyle said:Altima said:Cool. Appreciate you sharing on gold nuggets. Been wanting to buy one but I just can't justify the premium to my significant other.
Hi Altima.
If you keep track on an Aus eBay search - gold specimen - you'll find a really nice piece of quartz and gold. Especially if seller states it was found in the Castlemaine district, Victoria. While most areas of the Victorian Goldfields produce nice specimens, Castlemaine in my mind produce the nicest.
Lovely Specimens, to my eye anyway, are much better to look at than nuggets (nuggets can get boring to look at over time, except large ones haha) and are much cheaper to buy. Postage cheap to Canada too as small parcel .
argyle said:There is no such thing as 'high grade butter gold'.....
I've met pretenders like you many times over the past 40 years EM.... None of which have any idea of 'correct market value' on any given piece. Don't talk gibberish to me again.