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Prospector70

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Nov 6, 2013
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Bazooka Gold Trap 48", Keene A51 sluices and a
Number 2 Shovel baby!
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After a fresh vinegar bath (Thanks, Hoser John!)

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Reed Lukens

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Jan 1, 2013
2,653
5,418
Congres, AZ/ former California Outlawed Gold Miner
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Tesoro Vaquero, Whites MXT, Vsat, GMT, 5900Di Pro, Minelab GPX 5000, GPXtreme, 2200SD, Excalibur 1000!
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All Treasure Hunting
An old family nugget from the Morning Glory. Here's the story -

THE MORNING GLORY LODE MINE.
First prospected in the 1870’s. Located approximately 1/2 mile on
Kanaka creek, above the Original Sixteen-To-One gold mine in the historic mining Community of Alleghany California. The first and only owners were Martin Rohrig and his three sons. This lode claim produced some of the most spectacular crystalline gold in white quartz matrix ever mined. From 1943 for a period of some eight years a single chunk of this extraordinary vein weighing over seven pounds eleven oz. was entered in The California State Fair, winning FIRST place each and every year. It was then retired. Because of the particular geographical location, this gold has a unique tone that is recognized by those who worked the great mines. My Mom Joan Hardy is holding the 7lb nugget for the pic

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Oakview2

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Feb 4, 2012
2,807
3,348
Prather CA
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Whites GMT
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Reed never get tired of seeing a great family pic and such a superb piece of gold and history. Thanks for sharing.
 

tyeechinook

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Sep 3, 2013
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One pan from my secret spot!


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KevinInColorado

Gold Member
Jan 9, 2012
7,037
11,370
Summit County, Colorado
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Grizzly Goldtrap Explorer & Motherlode, Gold Cube with trommel or Banker on top, Angus Mackirk Expedition, Gold-n-Sand Xtream Hand pump
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Prospecting
ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1418087719.682070.jpg today's gold, 30 minutes digging😄
 

BurntBear

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Jul 4, 2014
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N.E. Tennessee
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Shovels....lots of shovels!
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Great stuff everyone! Reed, that is a great "family" photo! -Luke
 

AlaskaGold

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Nov 28, 2013
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Reed, love the gold but your moms sweatshirt is awesome!
 

yotaboy86

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Jul 14, 2014
201
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Nor Cal
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Bgt prospector/miner, Ggt nugget, gold cube, goldnsand hand pump Black magic miller table, blue bowl, garret pan
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Prospecting
ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1418188279.479106.jpg this years tally from the end of may to end of October around 3.5 grams with a cheap scale
 

VERMONTPACKRAT

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Aug 6, 2007
2,243
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Topsham, Vermont
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Minelab 705, Garrett ace 250
Here is a shot of me with a wheelbarrow full of rich gold ore :tongue3:

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IdahoGoldGettR

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Mar 13, 2014
161
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Idaho
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What better way to express one's gold than to show where you found it! Here's a nice penny weight nugget waiting to be claimed by this prospector.

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IdahoGoldGettR

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Mar 13, 2014
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Idaho
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Another photo shot worth seeing. Swallowed some water through my snorkel when I came across this find!

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IdahoGoldGettR

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Mar 13, 2014
161
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Idaho
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But hey, when you come across a nugget that's worthy of a photo,,,, I'll take it any day of the week!

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IdahoGoldGettR

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Mar 13, 2014
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Idaho
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When it's all said and done; any gold, no matter the size, can make a typical pan look quite impressive. **Value the smallest piece as if it was your largest,,, and the gold will follow.

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Bill_saf

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Jul 3, 2014
255
314
w/c Illinois
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Prospecting
WP_20141114_001.jpg just some of whats to come from my creek mistress as my wife and daughter say's. and the scruffy long beards and old worn out hats are for good reason's no one gives you a another look HEHE just my 2 cents
 

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