Question

[Gene Slater]

I know the old saying gold is where you find it. I am in the Memphis area. I recently found out one of the creeks here was formed 14 thousand years ago by glacial run off. Does anyone have experience/knowledge or advice on how or if I should check this out? The creek is called Nonconahh Creek and they have found mastidon bones in it. In all my research on the creek, there is no mention of gold being found. That is not saying that folks have looked. Thoughts?

 

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[tweeta_bear]

what do you think?

 

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[tweeta_bear]

by the way its called "digger's map" i dont think i mentioned the name... my bad

 

[ssdevilfish]

Another good app for identifying minerals of all sorts. It's called the Vargas collection. Two versions low res and hi res. whenever I find a strange crystal or rock I go to that app.

 

[ssdevilfish]

To get up to the day prices on melt values of coins. Try. Coinflation.com

 

[Jdrasberry]

Thanks for the info on the Ap. I have put it on my IPhone today. I spent the $2.99 which gives you Gold, Gems and no ads.