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MarshallAk 05:43:28 Sun May 1 2011 Offline 879 posts Reply |
Some nice pickers found this morning on our claim with a tiny 2" dredge by my mining partner Steve.
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rlh1946 06:05:07 Sun May 1 2011 Offline 287 posts ![]() Reply |
real nice.
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eightymesh 16:31:12 Sun May 1 2011 Offline 222 posts ![]() Reply |
nice pickers ....
hey marshal, show those to my bro in law to get a fire built under him ok |
peluk 20:13:15 Sun May 1 2011 Offline 1433 posts Reply |
Beautiful samples Marshall!I have a question.Are you able to get a premium price on nuggets anymore with gold as high as it is?I have run into comments that this is the case.
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MarshallAk 01:36:03 Mon May 2 2011 Offline 879 posts Reply |
Hi Peluk
Well...I don't know about prices on nuggets these days, haven't sold any in years. I have heard people say lately that the premium on nuggets has not moved up as much as "regular" fine gold has. Used to be a nugget over, say, 1/2oz or so in size and with good character would command about 1.5X to 2X spot. Maybe still does, but I don't know. I am just hoping my partner left me a few of those pickers out there for me to find! Marshall |
dredger 08:39:45 Tue May 3 2011 Offline 2604 posts Reply |
2x plus what ya can get over, 2 and 1/4 x is usual starting point, very very few natural nuggets seen in "loan shops ". markets, boot sales, :confused: not including e-bay or auctions. $15 a gram - 9Ct scrap,ect,ect.
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peluk 18:04:13 Tue May 3 2011 Offline 1433 posts Reply |
Need a translator here...
Dredger,if I'm reading correctly,$15 per gram would bring a $480 price per ounce.#8's up to #4 size nuggets use to be what jewelers sought and paid premium for.I know an individual who wants to sell a pound and can't get above spot.I didn't see them but as I recall,he said they were small nuggets. I'm wondering if a trend has developed where buyers will pay the assumed value of gold but will not pay for the unstable add on price of gold "for show". |
dredger 05:05:14 Thu May 5 2011 Offline 2604 posts Reply |
Sorry mate,back soon, dredger.:smile:.
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dredger 09:43:20 Thu May 5 2011 Offline 2604 posts Reply |
Basically I am agreeing with Marshall,and trying to add.
Re: Pickers2x plus what ya can get over, 2 and 1/4 x is usual starting point, ( for a deal ), Very very few natural nuggets seen in "loan shops ". markets, boot sales, Sydney / Auss,:confused: not including e-bay or auctions. ( for your and the new guys interest, I tried to show and add on ) " $15 a gram - 9ct scrap,ect,ect." is payed, which is a fair price for scrap at a jewelers in Auss if your selling to jewerlers, 10ct 12ct 18ct 22ct are all relative to the first price, , Fine alluvial sells for around spot price, but South of here there is an automatic drop of %18 under spot, seems strange to me, but that is the way the cookie crumbles dununder, roughly. hope that helps. dredger. :smile:. |
Geo_Jim 07:15:57 Tue May 10 2011 Offline 1241 posts ![]() Reply |
So Marshall are you out diving under the ice or without the ice?
Geo Jim |
MarshallAk 06:11:17 Thu May 12 2011 Offline 879 posts Reply |
Hi Jim
Without. But, that's my mining partner, not me. So far I haven't even been out dredging this season. I did go out and take a look...found up to 3' deep snow in shaded areas on the hike in, and ice and snow on both banks of the creek, but the stream itself was free running. After 7 months of winter, I just don't care to fight more snow and ice, so have decided to wait until the end of the month when conditions improve. |
Lanny_in_AB 04:04:50 Fri May 20 2011 Offline 414 posts ![]() Reply |
Marshall,
Nice to see you--that's great looking gold he found. All the best, Lanny |
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