Can Left-Over Dirt From Gold Mining Be Worth Thousands? | Aussie Gold Hunters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2021
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This new method of separating tiny bits of gold from the left-over dirt might be what saves the Dust Devils from going under
Brilliant return guys, congratulations.
That’s amazing to see this! Who would have ever thought!
It is good to see gold . Nice work guys.
That was cool to see thanks . Peace from Up North
What happens to all that plastic waste?
At the Comstock Load in Virginia City Nevada, one of the largest known silver mines, when J Randolph Hearst bought the mine tailings he and his scientists went back and got the other half of the ore the first process missed. If it is cost effective it doesn't hurt to try. But mining is ALWAYS a risky business.
Old tailing piles often hold missed gold. Old-timers sometimes only recovered about half the gold.
I played in a band in Kalgoorlie, 1969/1973 "Acid Road" & "Kevin Bloody Wilson" There was tons of that sludge everywhere, who would have thought there was still gold in it, Geez I made some money playing
@@11calman Modern tailing piles are not usually as rich, but they had the right process to extract what the mill could not. Old timer tailings are often better for nugget hunting.
nice to see Paul's grumpy pessimistic old man proved wrong from testing the first tiny pan. he wasn't happy from the get-go but kudos to Paul for trying new things
Every little bit helps.
The old guy did the most brutal pan I've ever seen throws most of the heavy stuff away then says I'm not happy with that m8
You mean to tell me you don't have a reverse on that belt?
Always something
How/when was the mercury removed from the gold?
they showed it on another episode, the entire process. the mercury eventually went through some sort of vaporizer tube/ chamber on the side and can be reused.
@@angelfrankenfine awsome..thanks 👍👍
Someone probably got fired over missing that much gold
@@mikeb1039 The tailings didnt come from an old mine. It came from a modern one. I watched the video a second time
I use the same process mate your not the only one
But Cant there be gold in that water still
Yowhooow! 😁🤘🇵🇭 Win/Win
Can you guys not post the same videos with different titles like 20 times
If there's gold in the rocks,why not use a rock crusher to get the gold.
I thought the use of mercury was illegal in Australia.
It is terrible for the environment
so is all the plastic through the mining waste man
I think I remember from watching the show, and maybe a previous season, the dad has a special licence to handle it, which is why he is the one that has to be shown on camera handling it.
This video is a repost why do people keep doing this
#cornflakes
Haha gold mines don’t like you playing with processed dirt always more to come out.
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These clips are old
give us something new, this is an old video.