Konrad
Tenderfoot
Hello,
This is my first time at Treasurenet so bear with me if this is a repeated question.
I live in Western Washington close to the Puget Sound. The gold in my back yard and in local streams is very fine dust. In fact, sometimes the only way you can see it is under magnification (hand held lens). This is after classifying and running through a 5 inch sluice.
I have been strongly considering the purchase of the Desert Fox automatic panning machine along with a set of fine classifiers from e-bay but have not followed through.
My question is: What is the best way to extract very fine gold? It is there. I just can’t get it separated from the other debris reliably.
Thanks,
Konrad
This is my first time at Treasurenet so bear with me if this is a repeated question.
I live in Western Washington close to the Puget Sound. The gold in my back yard and in local streams is very fine dust. In fact, sometimes the only way you can see it is under magnification (hand held lens). This is after classifying and running through a 5 inch sluice.
I have been strongly considering the purchase of the Desert Fox automatic panning machine along with a set of fine classifiers from e-bay but have not followed through.
My question is: What is the best way to extract very fine gold? It is there. I just can’t get it separated from the other debris reliably.
Thanks,
Konrad
