Arkansas gold?

[BlackJackKetchum]

Hey y'all. Got open ears for anything related to gold or silver mines and treasure legends in Arkansas. Also, we should organize a group of people from Arkansas to contact when an exposition is being planned. Just a thought.

 

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[BlackJackKetchum]

I mean expedition

 

[RTR]

some info here https://www.goldrushnuggets.com/goldinarkansas.html

 

[SD51]

Not Gold or Silver, but have you tried your luck here?

Arkansas Diamond Mine - The Only Diamond Mine in the US

The only diamond mine in the world where you can be the miner. Located near Murfreesboro, Arkansas, United States.

geology.com

 

[Junkironkid]

Not Gold or Silver, but have you tried your luck here?

Arkansas Diamond Mine - The Only Diamond Mine in the US

The only diamond mine in the world where you can be the miner. Located near Murfreesboro, Arkansas, United States.

geology.com

My mom and the wife went there about 10 years ago. It was back in July big mistake. It was to hot for me. My mom and wife enjoyed it. I just sat beside the cooler making sure the beverages we’re the right temp lol.

 

[smokeythecat]

February and March are better times to go. There is TINY gold at the mine itself, brought up from the depths in the volcano vent. No one really looks for it.

 

[hollARDog]

Gold, Silver, And Other Mining Claims In Arkansas By County

Polk, Montgomery, Pike, and other counties with gold, silver, and other mining activity found In Arkansas.

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[joshsd816]

Hey y'all. Got open ears for anything related to gold or silver mines and treasure legends in Arkansas. Also, we should organize a group of people from Arkansas to contact when an exposition is being planned. Just a thought.

Arkansas here - would be interested in meeting others interested in treasure hunting!

 

[reptwar1]

February and March are better times to go. There is TINY gold at the mine itself, brought up from the depths in the volcano vent. No one really looks for it.

I have always suspected that. I have an ancient volcano in northern Arkansas and assays indicate 1/3 oz/t Au and the same in PGMs