Save that fools gold?????

[delnorter]

Maybe that iron pyrite is valuable after all. Interesting.

Fool's gold may be valuable after all after 'unheard of' discovery

Scientists found an abundance of lithium in fool's gold—a new source of the much sought-after element which is used in batteries.

www.newsweek.com

 

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[Assembler]

I never really thought about saving pyrite. I save this though! Found in.. Del Norte county!

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Yep most people do not even look at fools gold.

Very nice pan there.

 

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[Assembler]

I feel this attachment fits here about keeping 'Fools gold'.........LOL........:

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

I never really thought about saving pyrite. I save this though! Found in.. Del Norte county!

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Seems odd to me that the pan has 'gold' (?) way larger than the apparent black sands ( iron), but no small gold. How did the iron remain retained but no fine gold? A bit of a hydro dynamic conundrum.

 

[Assembler]

Seems odd to me that the pan has 'gold' (?) way larger than the apparent black sands ( iron), but no small gold. How did the iron remain retained but no fine gold? A bit of a hydro dynamic conundrum.

Is it possible that the black sands stay on the bottom of a plastic pan by a magnet leaving just the course or picker gold that did not get flushed or washed out of the pan?

 

[Oregon Viking]

Seems odd to me that the pan has 'gold' (?) way larger than the apparent black sands ( iron), but no small gold. How did the iron remain retained but no fine gold? A bit of a hydro dynamic conundrum.

Hmmm... Here's another one!

 

[Assembler]

Hmmm... Here's another one!

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Looks like close to the source material to me that does not have that much fine values with it. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Assembler]

I was responding to this comment.
Seems odd to me that the pan has 'gold' (?) way larger than the apparent black sands ( iron), but no small gold. How did the iron remain retained but no fine gold? A bit of a hydro dynamic conundrum.

I may have been off base with the post. Now I can see what you are referring to. I can be slow at times to see the point.

 

[Oregon Viking]

I may have been off base with the post. Now I can see what you are referring to. I can be slow at times to see the point.

Seems odd to me that the pan has 'gold' (?) way larger than the apparent black sands ( iron), but no small gold. How did the iron remain retained but no fine gold? A bit of a hydro dynamic conundrum.

I was showing another gold pic addressing his above comment. This guy is a drive by poster,... Usually one stupid comment in a thread interrupting a good conversation. Then he moves on to another thread!

 

[Oregon Viking]

"Seems odd to me that the pan has 'gold' (?) way larger than the apparent black sands ( iron), but no small gold. How did the iron remain retained but no fine gold? A bit of a hydro dynamic conundrum."

Does it seem odd? Look...It happened again....and again...

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

Seems odd to me that the pan has 'gold' (?) way larger than the apparent black sands ( iron), but no small gold. How did the iron remain retained but no fine gold? A bit of a hydro dynamic conundrum.

I was showing another gold pic addressing his above comment. This guy is a drive by poster,... Usually one stupid comment in a thread interrupting a good conversation. Then he moves on to another thread!

Welcome to the Amish internet clopaty clopaty clopaty, bang bang bang. Ya prince. I didn't even know vikings had princes until now. This guy you?

 

[delnorter]

I never really thought about saving pyrite. I save this though! Found in.. Del Norte county!

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Nice pans of gold OV. Been in the hood huh?

 

[Oregon Viking]

Nice pans of gold OV. Been in the hood huh?

Yep! Smith river tributaries.