Huge nugget video

[Apexmaster35]

hi guys I came across this guy on YouTube if you see his videos he simply walks on creek, or simply digs one inch down and pulls huge gold. Is this fake Or just low purity gold??

His channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/Niko96837

 

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[against the wind]

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[GopherDaGold]

FAKE

 

[Apexmaster35]

FAKE

Hi
I just found out its real. This is located in a old military site in northern Russia . It is off limits only a few people can pan there

 

[Kray Gelder]

Wow! That's incredible! Simply unbelievable!

 

[cudamark]

If that isn't staged, that's the richest ground I've ever seen. I find it hard to believe he can just walk along, start digging, and find pans like that. I hope he picked up his bottle cap!

 

[KindManTall]

A very nice job painting the ROCK yellow

 

[Toecutter]

Only a guy who has never panned for gold would believe what they see in that video... If the ground was that rich mother Russia would have harvested it all

 

[smokeythecat]

It is clearly fake. Notice the comments are turned off? That's always suspicious. Real gold does not make that "clinking" sound you heard when it hit the trowel. Mistake #2. Mistake #3, if you paid attention to the video, there are a LOT of cars very close to where is looking in the creek. Mistake #4, footprints AHEAD of where he is looking. Planted gold colored aluminum. Mistake #5, those black crack lines in the metal. It's melted aluminum. Mistake #6 he picks up that full pan way too easily, it would be very heavy, he lifts it effortlessly. Mistake #7, you can see the rounded piece of aluminum where it had been melted toward the end of the video. And that "gemstone" - please!

Click bait, that's all.

 

[chub]

It is clearly fake. Notice the comments are turned off? That's always suspicious. Real gold does not make that "clinking" sound you heard when it hit the trowel. Mistake #2. Mistake #3, if you paid attention to the video, there are a LOT of cars very close to where is looking in the creek. Mistake #4, footprints AHEAD of where he is looking. Planted gold colored aluminum. Mistake #5, those black crack lines in the metal. It's melted aluminum. Mistake #6 he picks up that full pan way too easily, it would be very heavy, he lifts it effortlessly. Mistake #7, you can see the rounded piece of aluminum where it had been melted toward the end of the video. And that "gemstone" - please!

Click bait, that's all.

Thanks for the comprehensive break down !(fake down?)

chub

 

[Tom Slick]

Oh come on guys, you can tell it real because of the crystal clear diamond?, Ruby, and Polished Opal coming out of the same hole and pans. Everyone knows those precious gem stones are always located with gold nuggets. How often do you think gems come out all shiny like that? Colored glass straight out of the rock tumbler.