Pyrite/gold

[TerryC]

...Pyrite was in the yard....gold was/is in the safe deposit box at the bank All anybody will find at my house is a bullet!!

Bullet, as in lead sulphide, or ground rock, Ha HA! TTC

 

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[TerryC]

Two bottom are pyrite. Darker, distinct crystal cleavage. I think the two bottom pics may be the same rock! TTC

 

[TerryC]

Guess!

C'mon, Terry! Are the two bottom pics pyrite? Are they also the same rock? I rotated one of the picks and they match. C'mon, it's KILLING me! I gotst'a

Know! TTC

 

[Dustedyou]

whers Krugers Yard AT?? i got a mill ready!lmao

 

[Terry Soloman]

C'mon, Terry! Are the two bottom pics pyrite? Are they also the same rock? I rotated one of the picks and they match. C'mon, it's KILLING me! I gotst'a

Know! TTC

You are right on the money Terry!

 

[TerryC]

I knew that. I KNEW THAT! Man, this hobby is great! (I knew that!) Tnx, Terry. Terry

 

[solarsmith]

I have a flotation system set up. I can raise the ph to 9.5 to block pyrite from reporting to the cons. and when i do the assay is 0 for gold. the gold in most mines today is in sulfide form (pyuritic ore) there are many types of pyrite. so do the fire assay to know whats in it. . ohh when I run my flotation system at a ph of 7 to 8 I get a 200 X of copper reporting to the cons. and a 3 to 5 x of gold reporting to the cons. my next step will be to use pax and coperas sp. Ill save the details for my own thread.