bazooka sluice

[Mountain gold]

Here is a short video I made on that first day to show you what the conditions were like, and I still got gold.

 

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[Gramps43]

Try to find a "Widows Mite" they are pretty small.

 

[KevinInColorado]

Sweet! Shovel faster!

 

[CO2]

In reference to my picture, does anyone know where I can find a smaller coin so the gold looks bigger?.........

If you can afford a nice one get a silver 3-cent piece (14 mm). Otherwise get a silver half-dime (15.5 mm):


us 3 cent silver | eBay

or

us half-dime | eBay

 

[CO2]

The advantage of US 3 and 5 cent silver coins ^^^ is that A. they are US coins, and B. 21st-century US citizens have no idea how small they are. If you really want to spend some money, the original gold dollar is only 13 mm diameter.

 

[mytimetoshine]

If you can afford a nice one get a silver 3-cent piece (14 mm). Otherwise get a silver half-dime (15.5 mm):


us 3 cent silver | eBay



or

us half-dime | eBay

I've never seen those before! Cool.

 

[CO2]

I've never seen those before! Cool.

With some exceptions, the United States has produced coins for circulation in denominations $0.005 Cu, $0.01 Cu/Zn+Cu, $0.02 Cu, $0.03 Ag/CuNi, $0.05 Ag/CuNi, $0.10 Ag/CuNi, $0.20 Ag, $0.25 Ag/CuNi, $0.50 Ag/CuNi, $1.00 Ag-domestic/Ag-trade/Au/CuNi/CuMn, $2.50 Au, $3.00 Au, $4.00 Au, $5.00 Au, $10.00 Au, $20.00 Au, and $50.00 Au. Give 'em a lookup.

The half-dime 5-cent silver coin was the very first coin the United States ever officially struck (in 1792). Of course the smallest US circulation coins (fractional gold tokens not included) were the 1-dollar gold, 3-cent silver, 5-cent silver coins at 13 mm, 14 mm, and 15.5 mm, respectively. The 3-cent copper-nickel coins were the same size as the modern dime at 17.9 mm, and of course the modern cent pegs in at 19 mm.

 

[utah mason]

oops! My apologies!!
One must never assume....

My dad use to tell me when you assume you usally make a ASS out of U and ME

 

[PurpleGold]

Love it!
I'll be looking for a metal one!

I just ordered a 24" Sniper yesterday.
Can't wait to get it. I feel that is going to be a Prospecting MACHINE!
Far better than prospecting/sampling with just a pan and a classifier.


Now we just need water here in So Cal. so I can use it

So Cal should have enough water now

 

[benny]

In reference to my picture, does anyone know where I can find a smaller coin so the gold looks bigger?.........

I recommend a Nixon penny.
Nixon Penny | eBay

Here's a comparison photo.
http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/uploaded/my76strat/20150410_003_opt.jpg

 

[Capt Nemo]

Need a smaller coin?

Try here! Stoneridge Engineering's Electromagnetically Shrunken Coins

 

[PurpleGold]

Here is a short video I made on that first day to show you what the conditions were like, and I still got gold.

I'm still chomping at the bit for my zooka and watching your video instills me with buyers confidence. It is amazing how forgiving the Bazooka Gold Traps can be. A raised riffle sluice under these conditions would most likely get blown out or locked up.

 

[Mountain gold]

I'm glad my video could help you decide, since I did this video I've purchased a second BGT this time a 30" prospector. I'm sure you will love the BGT, they really are forgiving and they get the gold!!!