aarthrj3811
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No I have not…Do you know how much it would cost them to process these cons ? Do you know what the laws are in that area ?Haven't you ever wondered why they don't just recover all this gold in that dirt, themselves, and save all the advertising expenses (often full-page, color ads)?
You missed the concept of my message.
However, your reasoning is illogical, anyway. They don't need to process their "cons" at their claim site, so that is irrelevant.
The thing is, it has been discovered that they are loading dirt with man-made alloys, and usually a little black sand. No placer, or ore derived, "gold" has that type of alloy. It's not "natural" gold. Get it? And the alloy is very low in gold.

1/6 screen meant there are six pieces to an inch. Even 1/8" natural gold pieces are often used in jewelry, and therefore are priced above spot.Well, your last two scans were pretty much OK. I think the prices are still low, though.
Well, your last two scans were pretty much OK. I think the prices are still low, though.
So you are saying that all gold buyers are ripping us off ?1/6 screen meant there are six pieces to an inch. Even 1/8" natural gold pieces are often used in jewelry, and therefore are priced above spot.
? They don't care what you think or say. It won't change what happens out in the field. And as far as furnishing PROOF, a lot of that has happened. Of course not good enough for some. Who cares
We keep on with what we want to do. You are not smart enough to know I should and should not do. That is a condition in your mind. It's classic. Could be treatable if it hasn't progressed too far. Your next few posts will determine how far it has went.