We want to show you a technique that finds me Gold every time when I go to a new place I have never prospected before. I also want to see if I can find Gold faster with the old style metal pan that the " Old Timers " used or is my Garrett Super Sluice the better pan. If you have tips and tricks that you use to find Gold in new areas, we would like to hear about them, so leave us a comment below and if you like Geology videos then you will love this video. th-cam.com/video/L4wGMdZA3lg/w-d-xo.html
@@lensmann4002 Klesh Guitars has gone to Manhattan to the diamond district a couple of times with a scraper and a hand-held vacuum. He empties the cracks in the sidewalk bagging the finds. He takes the stuff back and pans it out. He finds gems (real and fake) as well as silver, platinum and gold. It's a brilliant idea!
Jeff I watch you mainly because of you personality, it's uplifting! You can find humor anywhere,even if you are in a desert stream,and your constant good mood is infectious, brightens my day🎉. Godspeed brother
I enjoy the mellow tone and emphasis on teaching Jeff. No need to be over the top like the early days, your knowledge and experience speak for themselves. Also, great idea to do more of these videos for things that are accessible to lots of people. I have learned lots from your videos over the years, including how to pan 5 years ago in 2018. Thank you!
@@AskjeffwilliamsI enjoyed your way of expression in the old vids, but your knowledge aside, is irrefutable.. when covid hit is when I started watching, I'm about 25 min from Marshall hold discovery in coloma California, moved here 9 years ago and was always fascinated in gold, since your videos, I've found more gold in the last 3 years 20 min from my house than in my entire life.. im a young 58..thanks jeff!😊
I sure loved the early days too with the over exaggerated fun- but, I’m really liking this mellow Jeff better (I especially don’t want him pushing too much after his appendicitis)- I feel we’ve all grown up and are here for the knowledge and gold- so let’s go!
@@silvergirl7810 I kind of agree with you but what attracted me to the Jeff was the combination of the psychotic gold hunting personality mixed with undeniable scientific wisdom, especially in geology.
I agree. I go a plastic pan over a metal pan every time. If you are panning in a cold climate your hands freeze while holding the metal pan, also the rust (that happens so fast) on the metal pan makes doing the swirl at the end a bit harder to check for gold.
As always great video Jeff, our creeks are just now down to a working level. Have both of those pans the Garrett is great for going through material. All the best out there brother 🇺🇸🐾
I was on the board of directors for shasta minor's prospectors association up here in redding and when I first got in to gold prospecting you were the man I got my advice from glad to see you on TH-cam still going buddy!
@@Askjeffwilliams I ran a foreign stretch on my ranch in boulevasta and in a Creek down deep inside of the sandstone I found a vein of magnetite and hematite all the heavies gem Stone jewelry grade red garnets. My mom was dying of cancer and some people stole the ranch out from under her and II took as many buckets of cones as I could I am still running through them years and year's later she passed away 6 years ago this week there were whole petrified logs and tire logs petrified in the sandstone there's millions of dollars There and They have no idea except for the people on the prospector's club that came out for an outing it's able to have approved out there 1 day the people from the club knew what gold mine was out there.
That's neat. My uncle had a claim in Heyfork. I really enjoyed northern California. Seen a guy . An essayist whom showed us a 3 and a half pound gold nugget he was commissioned to sell. Geez, that was in 1990
Man I'd love if you were to talk and explain about all the gold from North Carolina and how it formed and came to be, geological wise. Back in the 1800s they were find gold chunks by the pounds. Mr. Reed used a 17lb. Nugget as a door stop for years before he was told how valuable it was and they began to mine it. I think a 33lb. Nugget was the biggest. They were finding so much gold Charlotte became a mint for decades because it was to much a danger to haul it to Philadelphia mint. Anyway your knowledge is outstanding and hearing you breaking it down Barney style for us here on the east coast would be the bees knees. Either way thanks for your time making vids. Much appreciated here.
A year late, but the formation processes are roughly the same here as where Jeff is. The Carolina slate belt is basically a region where metamorphic rock (Lots of slate and schist) is very close to the surface, and gold originates in veins where contact zone fissures filled in via hydrothermal deposition. Jeff is in an area with a rich history of volcanism so a lot of the base rock is different than what we have in the Carolina’s, but you can still find similar intrusive structures like he show cases.
Thank you Jeff for all of your wisdom and wonderful humor all while showing us what you do best. I've learned more from watching your videos than I have on my own in the last 10 years. For me, it's all about the San Gabriel River - sluicing and panning. My wife and I are going up this weekend, weather is supposed to be good and we are so ready to find that GOLD. So, as you always say - "So come on let's go!"
Glad to see you up and about! Glad your health is back!! I have not gotten back out with my some since my heart gave out on me… Hope to use your tips soon!!!
Were you on the Fraser River where Dan Hurd has a few claims. Plus he has a picture stone quarry. Pioneer Pauly finds a lot of gold on Vancouver Island British Columbia. He uses a wet suit to check cracks under water.
Gold Monster 1000!!!😮 🤸🎉👏😃💯 Yee Haw! Time for my upgrade from my Fisher Gold Bug Pro to that big bad boy right there🌟⛏️ The Gold Monster 1000 loves Arizona territory😁👍 Thanks for the opportunity Jeff💯 Thanks for the panning advice and good luck to us patrons🤙
New to all this . 14 heart attacks I had to stop working, I can barely afford food let alone a new pan. But thanks for your insightful video. I subscribed
The old pan can't keep up. I didn't hear the "yeah, you're gonna get wet" part. My back hurts a little after all that panning. As soon as I find my glasses, I'm headed out to follow the float. Fun stuff, Sonny Jeff. 😂
So good to see you scratching for the shinny! I’m also glad that you’re not over doing it too much- we don’t expect all the hoopla - it’s you we love (well and the gold) so this amount of golden knowledge- see what I did there? 😜 - that you’re passing along makes for a perfect video- thank you for all you do!
Hello Jeff, thanks for your videos and your advice, thanks to you I found some gold where no one thought it could be. I am very happy and encouraged to continue looking. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
I really appreciate the way you break it down and make it super easy to understand. I’ve learned a lot from watching this video and cannot wait to watch additional ones. Can I ask where you were panning? In which state? Also, what is the easiest way to determine whether or not an I really appreciate the way you break it down and make it super easy to understand. I’ve learned a lot from watching this video and cannot wait to watch additional ones. Can I ask where you were panning? In which state? Also, what is the easiest way to determine whether or not a specific area has already been found to have gold. Are there any states in the Northeast known for it? I'm in NJ and have never heard of gold in the area but when I was a young girl we used to go to a dirt mountain and find all kinds of stones. I recall finding petrified wood, quartz, fool's gold and that's pretty much all I can specifically recall (it was 52 years ago!). I thought fool's gold was considered to be a marker for where gold can be found. There's a lake at the bottom of where the dirt mountain used to be. It is now a grass hill (as a 5 year old it was a mountain! Lol). There was also a ravine that flowed into the lake. My recent understanding from my mother was that the lake was actually man-made. Would it be worthwhile to at least check the ravine if it's still there? How do you know when it's absolutely useless? Where would you say the best place to check would be for a first timer? Thanks again for sharing the knowledge. It is so appreciated!
you betcha Doreen.... Northern Nevada..... check your USGS reports ....sulfides can be an indicator but not a guarantee.... yes ...sample anything that looks like a good Gold trap .... after 5 pans if no Gold then move to another spot
JEFF!! Glad to see you are back in the field! I have been missing the adventures of you and Slim! Hope we can have to comeback to Booker ES this year! - Ms. Waddell STEM Teacher
Jeff , I’m Glad to see back in the saddle again!😎💯 I always love finding Lead Shot and black sand in the Gold Pan, in a gold bearing area. Target acquired when you have that! Can’t wait to see more! So…C’mon Lets Go!! ⛏️⛏️⛏️💯💯💯
Hi Jeff, haven't been able to watch in some time. You are so reserved in this video...good to view you again gonna binge watch you asap!!! Big fan! Live in gold country too gonna put your know how to work😉 stay awesome -Colleen in Truckee
Count me in bother Jeff. Yeehaw ! Your prospecting tips are always great. Looks like you're near Gold Canyon ? Many years ago I discovered an outcrop missed by old-timers. Erosion exposed it. Smashed that LIKE button !!
Working for the DoD, Airforce Before the plastic pans.. I took my metal pan, to work I modified the pan to work 100% better by making nodifications. I showed others at work that were into prospecting how well it worked, they had theirs modified the same way.. Back then checking on how much it would cost to produce them, the cost of production outweighed the cost to buter and since the market isnt that huge, it never went to production. The plastic ones are equal or maybe better..
@@asanamericaninaustralia used shot opening to rough the surface had small riffles made and welded. Plus a stamping similar to garrets to keep the gold from flowing out of the pan ... black oxide finish process. It was brain storming of several people that created the ideas One was plated gold for a Department manager to hang on his wall. In plastics, an employee made his specialized pan out of lexan.. Of course if I had the keys to the safe, I would have helped myself to the gold bars or sheets that were stored in it. 😁
Sunny Jim, have you lost weight?...Good too see you back out in the field again....Looks like you had fun on this Video, good job, old son.................JB.
I went to see my families cabin which is over 100 years old and sadly burned down two years ago... I had forgotten they have a gold mine and a massive tailings pile.... Next Summer, I plan on gearing up and exploring... Thanks to you, I have an idea of what to do and look for... so I'm gonna keep on watching and crossing my fingers. I have to save my Praying for Our Country though.... Thank You for such an Education..
Good to know that I shouldn't give up on a creek just cause I didn't find gold in one spot. even though it seemed the perfect spot got nothing, but I think I'll give it another shot and spend a little less time just at one area. I like the tip about tributaries and a good quartz float presence. It all makes sense. Thats what I love about gold panning it's a mystery but one you can solve.
Outstanding lesson. Glad to see you out and around. It is always good to find shiny!! woot WHAT big silver bars and maybe future GOLD BARS!!!! DANG, where did my pants and socks go ? you just blew them right off.
any quartz stringers in the mica schist always a good sign. end of september i'll start looking for gold. ,wild bill claim in coolgardie area. have a good day.
@@Askjeffwilliams all we really have here in the upper peninsula of Michigan is flour gold but one time we did find some good gold streak in a chunk not sure if that was a fluke other then that the Ropes gold mine was down around 900 feet and processed gold just north of me but anything I’ve taken out of the rivers is the flour gold
Enjoyed the lesson, you crack me up with your glasses, reminds me of me dropping them everywhere. I am in NY (temp location) and by the Genesee river, no one here pans, likely because NY claims all NY gold. There is some bedrock I am off to look at now before the rain. ~Thanks :)
Follow that black sand! Here in new york the gold can be few are far between. Concentrate on the amount of black sands and work those spots that have the majority of it👍⛏️
We want to show you a technique that finds me Gold every time when I go to a new place I have never prospected before. I also want to see if I can find Gold faster with the old style metal pan that the " Old Timers " used or is my Garrett Super Sluice the better pan. If you have tips and tricks that you use to find Gold in new areas, we would like to hear about them, so leave us a comment below and if you like Geology videos then you will love this video. th-cam.com/video/L4wGMdZA3lg/w-d-xo.html
Are you gonna get wet??
Love all your videos wish there was a day I could hit underground with you. That would be awesome. By chance. Is this Dogtown
Have a bucket of flour gold do you sell like chunky
When the zombie apocalypse hits the gold fields, they'll be wandering around muttering, 'sample, sample, sample'.
Wouldn’t the use of a metal detector make the process easier for finding gold in such arid environments?
Good to see Jeff back out in the field
thanks ....good to be back..
Is he outstanding...🤔😆
Good deal
I keep looking for gold-rich locations in my local area. So far, I have been trespassed from 5 jewelry stores. I should probably try a new strategy.
Ask for their floor sweepings, especially for those who make their own custom jewelry. Gold bugs know the value of gold dust. 😉
@@lensmann4002 Klesh Guitars has gone to Manhattan to the diamond district a couple of times with a scraper and a hand-held vacuum. He empties the cracks in the sidewalk bagging the finds. He takes the stuff back and pans it out. He finds gems (real and fake) as well as silver, platinum and gold. It's a brilliant idea!
😅😂😅😂
BAAAAHAHAHAHA
Jeff I watch you mainly because of you personality, it's uplifting! You can find humor anywhere,even if you are in a desert stream,and your constant good mood is infectious, brightens my day🎉. Godspeed brother
thanks ...really appreciate that and always love hearing it
@@Askjeffwilliams Redbaron is right, spot on the way I feel when i watch the Jeff videos.
I enjoy the mellow tone and emphasis on teaching Jeff. No need to be over the top like the early days, your knowledge and experience speak for themselves. Also, great idea to do more of these videos for things that are accessible to lots of people. I have learned lots from your videos over the years, including how to pan 5 years ago in 2018. Thank you!
I appreciate that! Thanks and we love hearing that
@@AskjeffwilliamsI enjoyed your way of expression in the old vids, but your knowledge aside, is irrefutable.. when covid hit is when I started watching, I'm about 25 min from Marshall hold discovery in coloma California, moved here 9 years ago and was always fascinated in gold, since your videos, I've found more gold in the last 3 years 20 min from my house than in my entire life.. im a young 58..thanks jeff!😊
I sure loved the early days too with the over exaggerated fun- but, I’m really liking this mellow Jeff better (I especially don’t want him pushing too much after his appendicitis)- I feel we’ve all grown up and are here for the knowledge and gold- so let’s go!
@@silvergirl7810 I kind of agree with you but what attracted me to the Jeff was the combination of the psychotic gold hunting personality mixed with undeniable scientific wisdom, especially in geology.
@@tedhanley1706 well, I’d rather see more of him than have him burn out and quit and I think that’s where he’s at unfortunately
I agree. I go a plastic pan over a metal pan every time. If you are panning in a cold climate your hands freeze while holding the metal pan, also the rust (that happens so fast) on the metal pan makes doing the swirl at the end a bit harder to check for gold.
As true as that may be, I’d love to watch him burn a pan. I think that’d be neat to see.
Your videos just keep getting better and better. GOOD JOB JEFF
thanks
Jeff, so glad to see you making prospecting videos again. Good stuff! Git'R done!
Your optimism and positivity are very much appreciated Sir!
This video was kick @ss.
thanks
My favourite type of Jeff Williams videos, out in the desert looking for gold….great to see you back my friend ✌️
Thanks 👍
As always great video Jeff, our creeks are just now down to a working level. Have both of those pans the Garrett is great for going through material. All the best out there brother 🇺🇸🐾
thanks my brother ...you too
Enjoyed seeing you back in the creeks working and sampling.
I was on the board of directors for shasta minor's prospectors association up here in redding and when I first got in to gold prospecting you were the man I got my advice from glad to see you on TH-cam still going buddy!
thanks and keep us posted on what ya find
@@Askjeffwilliams I ran a foreign stretch on my ranch in boulevasta and in a Creek down deep inside of the sandstone I found a vein of magnetite and hematite all the heavies gem Stone jewelry grade red garnets. My mom was dying of cancer and some people stole the ranch out from under her and II took as many buckets of cones as I could I am still running through them years and year's later she passed away 6 years ago this week there were whole petrified logs and tire logs petrified in the sandstone there's millions of dollars There and They have no idea except for the people on the prospector's club that came out for an outing it's able to have approved out there 1 day the people from the club knew what gold mine was out there.
That's neat. My uncle had a claim in Heyfork. I really enjoyed northern California. Seen a guy . An essayist whom showed us a 3 and a half pound gold nugget he was commissioned to sell. Geez, that was in 1990
Excellent first time I've seen metal pan versus plastic good job Jeff thanks for the video
Police officer in little Rhode Island.
Love your videos Jeff.
Stay positive out there
thanks my brother
Man I'd love if you were to talk and explain about all the gold from North Carolina and how it formed and came to be, geological wise.
Back in the 1800s they were find gold chunks by the pounds. Mr. Reed used a 17lb. Nugget as a door stop for years before he was told how valuable it was and they began to mine it. I think a 33lb. Nugget was the biggest. They were finding so much gold Charlotte became a mint for decades because it was to much a danger to haul it to Philadelphia mint.
Anyway your knowledge is outstanding and hearing you breaking it down Barney style for us here on the east coast would be the bees knees.
Either way thanks for your time making vids. Much appreciated here.
A year late, but the formation processes are roughly the same here as where Jeff is. The Carolina slate belt is basically a region where metamorphic rock (Lots of slate and schist) is very close to the surface, and gold originates in veins where contact zone fissures filled in via hydrothermal deposition. Jeff is in an area with a rich history of volcanism so a lot of the base rock is different than what we have in the Carolina’s, but you can still find similar intrusive structures like he show cases.
1st time watching, you gave alot of great info, easily digest able. Thank you, looking forward to the next
Awesome, thank you!
Water and panning always makes me happy, especially watching Jeff. Just feels RIGHT... I wish he did more...
more on the way
All your videos are Gold my friend!
Thank you Jeff for all of your wisdom and wonderful humor all while showing us what you do best. I've learned more from watching your videos than I have on my own in the last 10 years. For me, it's all about the San Gabriel River - sluicing and panning. My wife and I are going up this weekend, weather is supposed to be good and we are so ready to find that GOLD. So, as you always say - "So come on let's go!"
you betcha ...... always our pleasure ...... we have a video coming out on that canyon that will blow them socks off
I love your videos Jeff. I always learn something and have a good laugh in the process
thats what we love to hear
Glad to see you up and about! Glad your health is back!!
I have not gotten back out with my some since my heart gave out on me…
Hope to use your tips soon!!!
sorry to hear. from the vaccine? I know lots of people are having issues because they trusted the gov. godbless.
You are very intertaing and knowledgeable about where to look for gold. Keep digging!!
I appreciate that!
I found my first nugget in BC, Canada yesterday. You were an inspiration way back! Always appreciate your videos man.
thats Fantatstic ...Congrats, we always love hearing that and thanks for sharing that
Were you on the Fraser River where Dan Hurd has a few claims. Plus he has a picture stone quarry. Pioneer Pauly finds a lot of gold on Vancouver Island British Columbia. He uses a wet suit to check cracks under water.
Both good gold miners
I've learned so much from you, thanks for all of the great adventures you take us on! I appreciate all that you do 😊❤️
You are so welcome!
Looks like your feeling better,, stay safe
Gold Monster 1000!!!😮 🤸🎉👏😃💯 Yee Haw! Time for my upgrade from my Fisher Gold Bug Pro to that big bad boy right there🌟⛏️ The Gold Monster 1000 loves Arizona territory😁👍 Thanks for the opportunity Jeff💯 Thanks for the panning advice and good luck to us patrons🤙
you betcha ....always our pleasure
Another well educated video from the master Mr Jeff @ Lila Thank you for sharing ✌️ be safe 🙏
thanks Bill
Awesome video Jeff. Great information and direction. 👍
Glad you are still doing good. Looks like the Big show is about to begin and the man of the hour.
New to all this . 14 heart attacks I had to stop working, I can barely afford food let alone a new pan. But thanks for your insightful video. I subscribed
thanks for the Sub
The old pan can't keep up. I didn't hear the "yeah, you're gonna get wet" part. My back hurts a little after all that panning. As soon as I find my glasses, I'm headed out to follow the float. Fun stuff, Sonny Jeff. 😂
hahhahahaha I know...right . Thanks
Thanks Jeff, I learn new techniques every time I watch. Education, exploration, and sampling is the key to success when panning. Awesome video...
exactly
Great video Jeff!!!!!!! Thanks. It's great to see out in the bush again.
thanks
So good to see you scratching for the shinny! I’m also glad that you’re not over doing it too much- we don’t expect all the hoopla - it’s you we love (well and the gold) so this amount of golden knowledge- see what I did there? 😜 - that you’re passing along makes for a perfect video- thank you for all you do!
Thanks so much!!
If you ladies are serious about panning for gold…. You just find a high end country club, that has lots of expensive cars in the parking lot 😏
Hello Jeff, thanks for your videos and your advice, thanks to you I found some gold where no one thought it could be. I am very happy and encouraged to continue looking. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
you betcha ......thats great ....we love hearing that .... always our pleasure and we know you will more
Good to see up and out again. Nice way to start the day before i head over to the creek.
Jeff!!!!!You’re a winner…glad to see you back in the saddle.
thanks David
I really appreciate the way you break it down and make it super easy to understand. I’ve learned a lot from watching this video and cannot wait to watch additional ones. Can I ask where you were panning? In which state? Also, what is the easiest way to determine whether or not an I really appreciate the way you break it down and make it super easy to understand. I’ve learned a lot from watching this video and cannot wait to watch additional ones. Can I ask where you were panning? In which state? Also, what is the easiest way to determine whether or not a specific area has already been found to have gold. Are there any states in the Northeast known for it? I'm in NJ and have never heard of gold in the area but when I was a young girl we used to go to a dirt mountain and find all kinds of stones. I recall finding petrified wood, quartz, fool's gold and that's pretty much all I can specifically recall (it was 52 years ago!). I thought fool's gold was considered to be a marker for where gold can be found. There's a lake at the bottom of where the dirt mountain used to be. It is now a grass hill (as a 5 year old it was a mountain! Lol). There was also a ravine that flowed into the lake. My recent understanding from my mother was that the lake was actually man-made. Would it be worthwhile to at least check the ravine if it's still there? How do you know when it's absolutely useless? Where would you say the best place to check would be for a first timer? Thanks again for sharing the knowledge. It is so appreciated!
you betcha Doreen.... Northern Nevada..... check your USGS reports ....sulfides can be an indicator but not a guarantee.... yes ...sample anything that looks like a good Gold trap .... after 5 pans if no Gold then move to another spot
Great stuff as usual Jeff Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge with all of us.
My pleasure!
Thanks, Jeff I learn something new from every video.
Good to see you out in the field, Sir!
thanks
Always nice to see familiar looking hills in a video
JEFF!! Glad to see you are back in the field! I have been missing the adventures of you and Slim! Hope we can have to comeback to Booker ES this year! - Ms. Waddell STEM Teacher
thanks , really appreciate that and we would love to.
I love your enthusiasm! Really enjoyed the video..
Thanks so much!
Hi Jeff.... Gilgold Prospecting where every day is a Gold'n Day. It's Sunday...God's day.... blessings gold seeker's
-skycloud-
thanks you and you to my brother
Good to see your enErgy is rocketing again. Thanks for sharing Jeff & team
you betcha Mark
,,,,,,,,and also.......,,,,,,, having slim showing you where helps!😮😮😮...tnx,,,for class,,.....pat&family.
How do I find old tributary what should I look for Jeff so I know !!!😊😊
we have vids on that
Jeff, I really enjoy watching your videos. Great information and character
I appreciate that!
I've been watching most of all your videos I'm just started and reading as much as I can thank you Jeff
You are very welcome
Jeff , I’m Glad to see back in the saddle again!😎💯
I always love finding Lead Shot and black sand in the Gold Pan, in a gold bearing area. Target acquired when you have that!
Can’t wait to see more! So…C’mon Lets Go!! ⛏️⛏️⛏️💯💯💯
me too ..thanks ....
I preferred the metal pan . Plastic pan holds oil that makes gold float . Lesson learned its in the river bank
As a hobby 40 year net me 5 pounds . I'm not selling it to many memories involved.
Let’s gooooo!! As soon as the weather cools off🥵 I’ll be gold hunting in the river until then! Knowledge in the bank!
Hi Jeff, haven't been able to watch in some time. You are so reserved in this video...good to view you again gonna binge watch you asap!!! Big fan! Live in gold country too gonna put your know how to work😉 stay awesome -Colleen in Truckee
Welcome back! thanks Colleen
You’re absolutely awesome man. Thank you for the content.
thanks and you betcha
What is the best detector for looking for gold
GPZ 7000 is the best at the moment
I love your channel.
Thanks Jeff. From a Gold Hunter in Maine 👋
Thanks 👍
Count me in bother Jeff. Yeehaw ! Your prospecting tips are always great. Looks like you're near Gold Canyon ? Many years ago I discovered an outcrop missed by old-timers. Erosion exposed it. Smashed that LIKE button !!
you betcha my brother...... exactly ...we have heard that story so many times and no with the new metal detectors we can look even deeper..... thanks
7.28... What a prospecter look like in the beginning. A start of a new adit. Slims Mine... lol
Awesome video Jeff. Very interesting
Thanks 👍
thats awesome thank you for sharing the adventure and information 😊
Our pleasure!
Thank you for sharing the best stuff on You Tube🤩👍👍👍
you betcha and its always our pleasure
Working for the DoD, Airforce
Before the plastic pans..
I took my metal pan, to work
I modified the pan to work 100% better by making nodifications.
I showed others at work that were into prospecting how well it worked, they had theirs modified the same way..
Back then checking on how much it would cost to produce them, the cost of production outweighed the cost to buter and since the market isnt that huge, it never went to production.
The plastic ones are equal or maybe better..
what are the modifications you made?
@@asanamericaninaustralia used shot opening to rough the surface had small riffles made and welded.
Plus a stamping similar to garrets to keep the gold from flowing out of the pan ...
black oxide finish process.
It was brain storming of several people that created the ideas
One was plated gold for a Department manager to hang on his wall.
In plastics, an employee made his specialized pan out of lexan..
Of course if I had the keys to the safe, I would have helped myself to the gold bars or sheets that were stored in it. 😁
Great videos 👍
Good to see you getting healed up 🎉
Thanks 👍
Honorable and respected professor, thank you very much from Morocco.
always our pleasure
Jeffte William is our greatest gift, teaching us useful and profitable knowledge👍
Sunny Jim, have you lost weight?...Good too see you back out in the field again....Looks like you had fun on this Video, good job, old son.................JB.
Nurse Lila has me running the Goldfields daily ....yes we did ..thanks
Come to Coober Pedy Australia and try to pull that one.....😮
THANK YOU YOU 2 GREAT FOLKS..HAVE FUN,STAY WELL
I went to see my families cabin which is over 100 years old and sadly burned down two years ago... I had forgotten they have a gold mine and a massive tailings pile.... Next Summer, I plan on gearing up and exploring... Thanks to you, I have an idea of what to do and look for... so I'm gonna keep on watching and crossing my fingers.
I have to save my Praying for Our Country though....
Thank You for such an Education..
keep us posted
Good to know that I shouldn't give up on a creek just cause I didn't find gold in one spot. even though it seemed the perfect spot got nothing, but I think I'll give it another shot and spend a little less time just at one area. I like the tip about tributaries and a good quartz float presence. It all makes sense. Thats what I love about gold panning it's a mystery but one you can solve.
Bingo
Outstanding lesson. Glad to see you out and around. It is always good to find shiny!! woot WHAT big silver bars and maybe future GOLD BARS!!!! DANG, where did my pants and socks go ? you just blew them right off.
Awesome video Jeff!!! Your videos have helped me find alottttt of ounces!!! Love love love your knowledge!!!! Thank u brother
Congrats my brother ....good job and always our pleasure
I want one of them there silver bars Sunny Jim!! Let’s go!!!!
Thanks Jeff you are a legend!
we got plenty of them to give away ....thanks
THanks Jeff. Have you taken any classes are Colorado School of mines?
no ...... but did at Mackay school of mines
@@Askjeffwilliams Do you work as a Geologist? Is there a way to research and find possible large veins? thanks
Love to see a comparison with a turbo pan
Glad to see you out there gettin wet and finding shiny again, Jeff!
Thanks, Lila!
you betcha
any quartz stringers in the mica schist always a good sign. end of september i'll start looking for gold. ,wild bill claim in coolgardie area. have a good day.
sounds like a plan
Good video on how to actually prospect. Hope you do more of these.
great video you make gold panning so easy
that's awesome. I live in New Mexico, So the land looks a lot like what we have here in Northern New Mexico. I like your videos. Time to join up.
Thank you very much!
Healed well i.see good info and great demo on how and where to.find and get that shiny
thanks Tony
@@Askjeffwilliams your welcome
genial amigo excelente video saludos desde Colombia
gracias
Nice 1 Jeff only recently started getting into silver. But its got a different lure than the gold its a different fever 🥵 😂👍⚒️🏴
You got that right!
Your information is amazing.
I appreciate that!
Awesome show
Good to see you out in the wild again !!! 🌵🌵💀💀👍👍🌵🌵
thanks
Love your educational bad ass videos helped me find my first nugget 1.23g Irish Gold
thats fantastic ....great job and Congrats my friend
Hot damn! A hunting buddy and I as kids in Arizona tried panning a couple times- NO clue what we were doing! After all these decades...thanks!
you betcha
It's my birthday month! I want a gold monster😮 lol. Love the videos Jeff.
it could be yours ....thanks
I use my metal pan for digging mostly
Good advice thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I like too see this sampling in the field from jeff
I only have one metal pan, but its signed by Jeff and Slim, so i just have it as display, got it back in 2014 or so...good video Jeff
I remember that Rory ...good times huh
Question???? I work in a iron ore mine and there is lots of quartz is it worth the time to grind it down for gold or not
if the quartz has heavy mineralization in yes and send some in to be assayed just in case it is micron Gold
@@Askjeffwilliams all we really have here in the upper peninsula of Michigan is flour gold but one time we did find some good gold streak in a chunk not sure if that was a fluke other then that the Ropes gold mine was down around 900 feet and processed gold just north of me but anything I’ve taken out of the rivers is the flour gold
Enjoyed the lesson, you crack me up with your glasses, reminds me of me dropping them everywhere. I am in NY (temp location) and by the Genesee river, no one here pans, likely because NY claims all NY gold. There is some bedrock I am off to look at now before the rain. ~Thanks :)
Sounds great!
Oooh Yeh, love the green schist
Awesome info, as always.
Glad you enjoyed it
What a blessing!
Follow that black sand! Here in new york the gold can be few are far between. Concentrate on the amount of black sands and work those spots that have the majority of it👍⛏️