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It's called the "Gold Claw". You can find it on Amazon.

I've started crushing it as soon as it is dropped in the cold water.

@GetTheGold777 thank you , the vid left that out . Ive 5 gallon bucket of crushed rock not in sand form yet , once heated ive no way to chrush finer . What do you use to get it in the sand size after the bake ?

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! You too.

yes.

@@brocojack it was a two optionquestion...yes is misleading but thx for minding

I believe it cracks it.

@@GetTheGold777 mh ...then how to unite the Flowergold partikles to bigger ones? crushing? btw. My Tip because i havent seen it in your equipment yet. i recommend a "vibrating Steptrainer" as Tuning for Paning. The small dentalvibrators (often showed) are not enough and the Fitnesssteptrainers can handle more weight. tip for good ..no charging wanted

@@GetTheGold777 thanks for answering

I am glad you found it useful.

Thank you! I am glad you liked it.

Thanks!

Thanks for the sunflower emojis. I love them.

More like 200 years. :-)

Thanks for the feedback!

HI James, I have absolutely no idea. Sorry about that.

Totally a hobby. It brings me back to my childhood when we used to go on treasure hunts. You never know what you're going to find. It's all in good fun.

Thanks, I learned a lot from them too!

Leo.

Thanks! I love finding gold. It's such a happy mineral :-).

Yes, it is a view from my Macro Lens on my camera (basically a microscope). I pretty mention in all of my videos that the pictures are from a Macro lens.

Yes, lot's of clay.

Thanks!

Yes, we must free the gold from it's imprisonment.

More like $6 for the sand and 10cents worth of gold. The pictures are taken with a Macro lens (basically a microscope).

How much can you send me? :-)

Glad you like them!

Thanks Frank. Great advice as always.

Thanks for the story! That's amazing.

Try the Central Virginia Gold Prospectors (CVGP).

No, I haven't. I suppose that I should just in case. I'll run it through the dream mat and record it. I'll show the video if I find anything. Thanks for the suggestion.

@@GetTheGold777 Awesome! Hope you find something big! Thank you for sharing!

Thanks! It's the "Mini Monster". It runs quite because it operates off of a battery.

on the beach, nature will concentrate it for you. Look for the heaviest bands of sand that nature's waves left behind. Depending on where you are, they will be black sands or red garnets. Live long and prospect.

Let me know if you find anything!

When I'm on the beach I look where the beach sands have concentrated, usually very dark colored, almost dirty looking.

Keep looking. You'll hit it.

@GetTheGold777 I'm getting there

Are you talking about his gold claw?

@garrettmillsap no the pan that swirls the dirt

It's the Gold Claw. They are on Amazon. Be sure not to purchase a knockoff.

That's correct. It's the gold claw.

Oh, ok. Do you mean the classifiers? They are on Amazon as well. Just do a search for "gold classifiers".

Hi! My wife hails from Appleton.

@GetTheGold777 I have friends in Appleton

New Zealand is loaded with gold. I'll be heading there in March 2026.

Cool. Did you find any gold?

Always obtain permission.

Some are private, some are county, some are state, some are Federal (national).

@@GetTheGold777 Thank you

I don't have an Android phone so I don't know.

Nevertheless I still found some gold when soaked in Vinegar. Thanks for the advice though.

@@brianshekrfield4848 I am David Patrick Kelly’s doppleganger. I didn’t think anybody would catch that. Good job!

Where are you located? I'm in Gold country.

There are a lot of mines in AZ. There must be some withing driving distance of Tuscon.

It's purple due to my bad photography I would guess.

@GetTheGold777 Gold appears purple when it's alloyed with aluminum, creating an intermetallic compound called AuAl2 which gives the metal its distinct purple color; essentially, the purple hue is a result of the specific chemical interaction between gold and aluminum at a certain ratio, making "purple gold" a unique alloy with a different color than standard gold. Key points about purple gold: Composition: Primarily made by mixing gold with a significant amount of aluminum. Chemical reason: The purple color arises from the formation of an intermetallic compound called AuAl2. Brittleness: Unlike regular gold, purple gold is quite brittle due to its intermetallic structure, limiting its use in jewelry making.

Tristen, you're being generous :-)

Find locations that are near the mines that are worth prospecting (and get permission). Never enter an underground mine. Never. Unless you are Jeff Williams. You should check out his channel. It's the best.

United States. Maryland.

Thank you ​@@GetTheGold777