GOOD 2008 Alaska Gold Panning Paydirt mining nugget

This Paydirt from our 2008 season has been showing a lot of good color

This auction is for one lb of paydirt from a 250 lb lot .....from this last seasons work at the mine

 Each bag in this auction is approx one pound

  I took a sample pound of dirt yesterday and panned it....found approx 7.8 grains.....I didnt let it dry completely so it may be a bit less then that. None the less anything in 6 to  7 grains per pound would be awesome... ......so I am excited about offering this paydirt to all you mining enthusiasts ....hoping that some of the kids and school teachers will look at this for teaching or  show and tell....wow....look at all the subjects you can study.....History, Geology, Chemistry, Geography, Physics and then there is all the practical uses electronics, jewelry etc.

I had a gentleman buy twelve bags last year for his daughters backyard birthday party....they had a blast.

note: this is not just dirt out of the backyard with some gold planted in it....(there wouldn t be much black sands in something like that and would be very boring) this is dirt cleaned out of the sleuce box from active mines on the Kenai Peninsula....I have no idea what is in this paydirt but I do guarantee that you will find some color as I will put a few pieces of gold in every bag.....it is the mystery and excitement of not knowing that makes the panning so intense and exciting......I am always excited when I am panning a days work of shoveling on a new remote stream.....could this be the one.....This auction gives you the same opportunity to feel that feeling....thank you for your support ....

 I will guarantee each bag by putting a few pieces of gold in each bag....You will thus find gold but how much I dont know 

This Paydirt comes from a  mine on Quartz Creek on the kenai peninsula.

 The paydirt listed here was obtained from sleuce box on Quartz creek.

 Included with the bag of paydirt is a vial to put your gold in and some simple instructions on how to pan

Oh yes another note: We normally classify and get all the bigger rocks and stones out before panning. We did classify this dirt to get rid of big rocks but we used about a quarter inch mesh so you may get a rock, a piece of quartz or jade or shale or anything...If you like rocks this is an added bonus..

 there is sometimes a lot of fine gold dust in this paydirt ....I do suggest that you pan your paydirt in a wash tub or some other container that you can salvage the paydirt and re pan just to make sure you haven t lost any gold....

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