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hmmm said:If they ask ill concider it, mining it is just dumping it in a dump truck and taking it away,, ill start on the permits and permission right away. but the richest stuff is 300 meters up the hill, i can take out product with no permit as long as i use hand tools, chip out the clay and tight line bucket loads down hill, no real cost.
now what i need to know is , how do i separate the fine silver from the black sands.
the pictures show how there is some heavy rust, it also shows how big some of the silver is, there could be bigger chunks , but i assume most is smaller.
the clay just crumbles when its dry and pans out easy, could probably sluice it out. any placer miners out there who have some advise.
hmmm said:If they ask ill concider it, mining it is just dumping it in a dump truck and taking it away,, ill start on the permits and permission right away. but the richest stuff is 300 meters up the hill, i can take out product with no permit as long as i use hand tools, chip out the clay and tight line bucket loads down hill, no real cost.
now what i need to know is , how do i separate the fine silver from the black sands.
the pictures show how there is some heavy rust, it also shows how big some of the silver is, there could be bigger chunks , but i assume most is smaller.
the clay just crumbles when its dry and pans out easy, could probably sluice it out. any placer miners out there who have some advise.
captainCap'n Crunch said:hmmm said:If they ask ill concider it, mining it is just dumping it in a dump truck and taking it away,, ill start on the permits and permission right away. but the richest stuff is 300 meters up the hill, i can take out product with no permit as long as i use hand tools, chip out the clay and tight line bucket loads down hill, no real cost.
now what i need to know is , how do i separate the fine silver from the black sands.
the pictures show how there is some heavy rust, it also shows how big some of the silver is, there could be bigger chunks , but i assume most is smaller.
the clay just crumbles when its dry and pans out easy, could probably sluice it out. any placer miners out there who have some advise.
If you want to keep it small and simple, but still want to run a profitable amount of material, I suggest going with a Trommel. There are some on Ebay that are tow-behind portable units and they are priced at $1000. The larger the trommel, the more they cost obviously...... However, there are plans on several sites that show you how to make one for yourself.
I could pann a couple of pann loads of the blue and get enough silver for some bullets, so i would say, yes.Astrobouncer said:Is that The Lost Hardin Silver Placer?
TURNMASTER said:Hey have you run across any other colers of clay associated with gold?
Thanks
Jeff