An interesting, small, crystalline Gold specimen from the Bullion Mining District. Gold occurs as blades, ribbons, and mossy-like forms, with nice, brilliant luster and an orange color. Found using a modified Goldbug2 metal detector.

Micro mount!!!

Tiny...but Intricate and exquisite crystallized Gold specimen. Complex cubic crystal habit shows rows upon rows of cubic crystals, also staircase-like cubic crystal development.   The reverse side exhibits curious herringbone crystal growth. Brilliant, luster, nice rich brassy color.  Found within an obscure, old, historic, Nevada Gold camp. Weighs .09 Gram

Small Gold specimen (var. Electrum) from the Fairview Mine in the Seven Troughs mining district. Gold occurs as blades, rods, and leaves in a crystallized Quartz matrix. Gold shows bright luster and a brassy- yellow color.   Weighs .74 Gram

Small sized nugget. Elongated shape. Bright luster, showing an orange tint. Trace clay present.  Weighs 1.63 Grams. Found using a GoldBug2 Metal Detector.

Columbian Gold

A nice, small, thin, water-worn Gold nugget from the placers of the Cauca Department of Southwest Columbia. Gold exhibits brilliant luster and a brassy-yellow color.   No Quartz matrix remains. 

Weighs .91 Grams

An interesting small nugget, from the Rose Creek placer fields. Exhibits bright, lively luster and an orangish hue.  Trace Quartz, and clay matrix remains. Found using a Goldbug2 metal detector.  Weighs 1.2 Grams.

Crystallized, dendritic Silver specimen from the historic, Cobalt, Ontario, Canadian mines.  This .5 cm. thick slab has been cut with a diamond saw, with both sides polished. Native Silver is hosted in a Dolomite matrix.  Unique, veinlets and dendritic Silver exhibits brilliant silver metallic luster.  This specimen comes from the old, 1900s historic Castle Mine.   Massive Native Silver was discovered in veins in Pre-Cambrian Greenstones in Cobalt, Ontario in 1903 and hundreds of mines were eventually exploiting the metal. By 1915 the mines were essentially exhausted. Some minor mining occurred later.  Native Silver was found in several important American mining districts historically. Virginia City, Tonopah, Austin, and Rochester were the most productive Nevada mines. Mexico produced huge amounts as did several South American countries. Today a few of these American mines are still producing Silver...but not Native Silver. Weighs  2.8 Oz.

Crystalline, dendritic Silver specimen from the historic, Cobalt, Ontario, Canadian mines.  This .5 cm. thick slab has been cut with a diamond saw, with both sides polished. Native Silver is hosted in a Dolomite matrix.  Unique, veinlets and dendritic Silver exhibits brilliant silver metallic luster.  This specimen comes from the old, 1900s historic Castle Mine.   Massive Native Silver was discovered in veins in Pre-Cambrian Greenstones in Cobalt, Ontario in 1903 and hundreds of mines were eventually exploiting the metal. By 1915 the mines were essentially exhausted. Some minor mining occurred later.  Native Silver was found in several important American mining districts historically. Virginia City, Tonopah, Austin, and Rochester were the most productive Nevada mines. Mexico produced huge amounts as did several South American countries. Today a few of these American mines are still producing Silver...but not Native Silver. Weighs 3.6 Oz.

Crystalline, dendritic Silver specimen from the historic, Cobalt, Ontario, Canadian mines.  This .5 cm. thick slab has been cut with a diamond saw, with one polished, and one rough side. Native Silver is hosted in a Dolomite matrix.  Unique, dendritic Silver exhibits brilliant silver metallic luster.  This specimen comes from the old, 1900s historic Castle Mine, mine dump.   Massive Native Silver was discovered in veins in Pre-Cambrian Greenstones in Cobalt, Ontario in 1903 and hundreds of mines were eventually exploiting the metal. By 1915 the mines were essentially exhausted. Some minor mining occurred later.  Native Silver was found in several important American mining districts historically. Virginia City, Tonopah, Austin, and Rochester were the most productive Nevada mines. Mexico produced huge amounts as did several South American countries. Today a few of these American mines are still producing Silver...but not Native Silver. Moreover, only a few foreign countries still produce Silver and it's very difficult to obtain any Native specimens today. Weighs 2.9 OZ.

Wire wrapped Necklace

Splendid 14K Gold filled wrapped Welo Opal.  Shows bold orange flashes, lesser green. stone weighs 1.4 Grams. Chain is 14K Gold filled.

Wire wrapped Necklace

Splendid 14K Gold filled wrapped Ethiopian Opal. Opal shows brilliant, electric green, and pink flashes.  Stone weighs .80 Grams. Chain is 14K Gold filled.

Wire wrapped Necklace

Exquisite 14K Gold filled wrapped Ammolite. This fossil Jewelry comes from ancient Ammonites, found only in Alberta. Shows spectacular orange flashes, stone weighs .74 Grams. Chain is 14K Gold filled.

A great affordable bag for the beginner, or the person who just wants to try Gold panning. Every bag will contain 1/2 Gram real placer Gold, or maybe a bit more.  

Shipping and handling $5.00  Foreign orders subject to actual shipping costs.

Every 1 Pound Bag will contain real placer Gold. Every bag will contain, at least, 1 Gram of Gold.  Consisting of pickers, granules, and a pinch of fines. Ideal material for testing your skills with a Gold pan, or a Gold wheel. It is highly recommended that a person pans this material over a large plastic, or metal wash tub so that the Gold won't be lost. This assures that the panning experience can be repeated over and over for continued enjoyment.    

Shipping and handling $5.00 Foreign orders subject to actual shipping costs.

This material will contain 2 Grams, of real placer Gold. All size bags contain black sands (Magnetite) however this 3 Pounder may contain larger size nuggets. Every bag will contain, at least, 2 Gram of real placer Gold.  Consisting of nuggets, pickers, granules, and a pinch of fines. This material is recommended not only as a panning concentrate but also as a calibrating material for testing your dry washer or high-banker. Again, it is advised that you try re-circulating the spoils to capture all the Gold, and to allow you to repeat the process as often as you want.

Shipping and handling $10.00 Foreign orders subject to actual shipping costs.

Sorry --due to the rapid increases in the Gold price, my small profit margin, and high shipping costs I cannot do the FREE SHIPPING over $200.00