CRAZY-TEXICAN
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- Jun 15, 2009
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Its been a while that i heard the word "GUIJALO" , as i remember my great grandpa used to find this metal all over his property in Durango Mexico along side of Gold nuggets and gold flakes .. The word "guijalo" is an old word referring to tin ore , A dark grayish to red like and sometimes almost black heavy stone that was usually found after big storms hit the region and the ore collected in crevices and anywhere that the river cornered since it is very heavy .. , Last time i heard that word was back when i was 8 or 9 , and i heard it again last week , apparently my dad stumbled upon a load of it in a river in his ranch in almost the same spot that my great grandpa collected that stuff . This stuff is found in 9 of the 17 "arroyos" that are in dad's property and they are loaded with it along with some gold . My question is, Is it worth mining it ?? back in the day guijalo was one of the best paid minerals (besides gold and silver) ..
We have found gold and silver as well as Opal but is it worth collecting this tin ore as well??
What would you do??
We have found gold and silver as well as Opal but is it worth collecting this tin ore as well??
What would you do??