nickmarch Hero Member Joined May 30, 2009 Messages 561 Reaction score 50 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 30, 2009 #1 Has anyone tried activated carbon to extract tiny gold particles from streams or ponds? Has anyone ever heard of it? Amazon Forum Fav 👍 Family Maps of Hinds County, Mississippi, Deluxe Edition - Grab it through Amazon! Upvote 0
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beaks Full Member Joined Jul 8, 2008 Messages 174 Reaction score 3 Golden Thread 0 Location texas Detector(s) used garrett 2500 Jul 1, 2009 #2 its a waste of time, not even worth thinking about.
nickmarch Hero Member Joined May 30, 2009 Messages 561 Reaction score 50 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 1, 2009 Thread Owner #3 Have you tried it? I saw that gold mines were using it to recover previously unrecoverable gold from leach solutions.
Have you tried it? I saw that gold mines were using it to recover previously unrecoverable gold from leach solutions.
beaks Full Member Joined Jul 8, 2008 Messages 174 Reaction score 3 Golden Thread 0 Location texas Detector(s) used garrett 2500 Jul 1, 2009 #4 yes and large gold mines do alot of stuff that normal miners with common sense either dont do or cant afford to do. you can waste your time and money as you choose, its up to you
yes and large gold mines do alot of stuff that normal miners with common sense either dont do or cant afford to do. you can waste your time and money as you choose, its up to you
S Seamuss Bronze Member Joined Jan 27, 2009 Messages 1,160 Reaction score 10 Golden Thread 0 Location Found under a rock, in Washington State. Detector(s) used Garrett Scorpion, Garrett pro pointer Jul 3, 2009 #5 Put carbon under extreme heat and pressure for a very long time and you will end up with coal or diamonds. Then again, that would be a waste of time and money for a small scale miner like one of us.
Put carbon under extreme heat and pressure for a very long time and you will end up with coal or diamonds. Then again, that would be a waste of time and money for a small scale miner like one of us.
beaks Full Member Joined Jul 8, 2008 Messages 174 Reaction score 3 Golden Thread 0 Location texas Detector(s) used garrett 2500 Jul 3, 2009 #6 i wish i could find a handfull of diamonds. all i ever find is topaz, garnets and a few very small rubies that arent big enough to cut.
i wish i could find a handfull of diamonds. all i ever find is topaz, garnets and a few very small rubies that arent big enough to cut.