The refiners sometimes reprocess old mine tailings. New ways of extracting the gold.

Crypto is fools gold 🙀🤔

Im a fool if I dont let the great Silver Surfer have my LASTTTTTTTT spot

@silversurfer3202

3 жыл бұрын

GRRRRRRR....😠😠😠!!!!(Juss' kidding!😆😆😝😝!!!) Good morning Silver Honda 🌞😊😊

@SilverHonda0767

3 жыл бұрын

@@silversurfer3202 lol 😆. Hello Sir !

@rockysuperstar1

3 жыл бұрын

Honda You cant save LASTTTTTTTTTT Spot I am LASTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT :-))

I bought 40 pounds of magnetite dust crystals. It was extremely dirty making water silty muddy for weeks in a bucket. I washed the dirty stuff away then used a stick with n52 magnets screwed to it. Then I put a bag over the magnetic stick and filled a empty 5 gallon bucket with water stirring the water with the magnets then pouring the dust in I was able to remove the magnetite dust by pulling the stick out placing the stick end in a clean bucket full of water then remove the bag so the magnetic stuff falls to the bottom. I was left with sand and panned it out to tons of very fine baby powder yellow shiny stuff so small it will float on water. I panned a fraction of it and got 2.3 ounces of shiny stuff. I calculated the ore gold amount. In 2 teaspoons I got 2.2 grams of shiney making the 40 pound possibly to have 39.06 ounces of possible gold. It is extremely nanno, I need to take it somewhere this week to check if its real before I spend the time panning it all out.

@silversurfer3202

3 жыл бұрын

There is microscopic gold you may be loosing!!! Don't depend on the visible!!!!!!

@chadwolfeschledgelsteinhau9697

3 жыл бұрын

Whear u buy it at?

I've Collected pyrite and fools gold in the Carolinas for 15years and have 40lbs of it so I may have one of my friends refine it and see what we get.

@williamfender661

3 жыл бұрын

@A murray easy murray.

@someoneyoudontknow7407

3 жыл бұрын

@A murray Simmer down buckaroo

Saw this article and interesting indeed!

Does that mean i now have to test my fools gold?

@Veronicastacxj

3 жыл бұрын

I'll let you use my atom probe if you want to.

@CyberCurtainTwitcher

3 жыл бұрын

@@VeronicastacxjOoohhh! It's been a while since i done any probing😉😆😆

Here in Colorado, it's very common for miners to crush up pyrite containing ore, because gold is often found in the ore, too.

Old news for me, and seasoned gold prospectors! I once pulled as much as 3 ounces of gold from 10-15 pounds of powdered pyrite extracted using Mercury. Found at the Diltz Mine, located in central Mariposa county, California. 👍👍👍🤠🤠🤠

@lukesmith981

3 жыл бұрын

Any pickers? Was it Stockton creek?

@silversurfer3202

3 жыл бұрын

@@lukesmith981 plenty of pickers dredging the south fork of the Merced River in Mariposa, CA...... Until the Tree Hugging, Environmentalist Liberals made it illegal to dredge underwater through out the state!!!😡😡😡😠😠😠😠

@lukesmith981

3 жыл бұрын

@@silversurfer3202 Damn liberals 😡

@88amona

3 жыл бұрын

@@silversurfer3202 I know how that feels bro lol

@silversurfer3202

3 жыл бұрын

@@88amona 👍👍👍

Good morning Sal...

@silversurfer3202

3 жыл бұрын

@@99979 👍❤️❤️❤️💋

Great video Sal! I love shiny rocks no matter what's inside. Stay cool!

Saw a clip of this on the news the other day. It reminds me for some reason of coao being pressure squeezed to make diamonds. They say it's getting hard to spot the difference. Excellent video buddy. Love that gold bar.

Informative & entertaining! Thanks Sal

So god does build in straight lines

That's a big crystal

I'm a fool for gold.🤣

@CoinsAZ

3 жыл бұрын

😆

Sweet home Pennsylvania ! That's one beautiful half ounce SUISSE gold bar.

Wow! What the hell! I never seen pirite in a perfect cube before!

Very interesting. I've found a bit of fools gold and keep it because it looks really cool 😎.

That is a nice crystal of pyrite! Sometimes copper goes cubic in upper Michigan, in that form it is worth it's weight in gold price, although pretty rare. Don't need an atom probe to see it though!

Back in the 70s and 80s, new mining techniques allowed gold production here in my home of Nevada to skyrocket. Nevada currently produces most of the US's gold, more than California and Alaska combined. The Silver State is also the better Gold Rush state! Also, microscopic mining like this doesn't seem like it'll be anywhere near as successful long term as Asteroid Mining. There's way more momentum and development heading towards the regular launch of large scale robotic mining and refining operations to some of these mountain sized asteroids filled with gold (and we're talking no terrestrial geological processes to really disturb the element so these things are just BRICKS of precious metals). Gold could be refined on site and launched back to Earth orbit with fuel made from ice-water on site, no need to tow the whole asteroid back home. The gold, platinum and palladium asteroids out there will be some of the first major targets, then later on the much more common iron ones to smelt into steel and construct entire cities in space and on the moon. This stuff isn't as far off as people think, next 30 years asteroid mining will be normal and in 100 years we'll have cities on the moon not just science bases.

Kinda makes me wish I still had all the pyrite rocks I had as a kid. Thanks for the video!

@SalivateMetal

2 жыл бұрын

I am responding to your comment verbally on a live stream at this very moment!

Found the like button and crushed it for REAL my friend!

Never seen a piece of pyrite like that, it's beautiful. Makes me want to smash the rock and have a dice sized pyrite cube, haha.

resterday Basel III. But gold did not move. Why hasn't the market priced Basel 3. I got stuck because I was buying actual gold with all my money at a very straw price of $1,908 at the end of January. please advise

Sal do you have an estimate of privately held silver in the US?

@SalivateMetal

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't even begin to guess

I try to leave at least a thumbs up or common to help out the algorithm Love your videos hope more people see them Can't wait for the live stream

@SalivateMetal

3 жыл бұрын

I am responding to your comment verbally on a live stream at this very moment!

I have a huge quartz rock in my yard that has fools gold streaks in it maybe just maybe I’ll bust it up

@someoneyoudontknow7407

3 жыл бұрын

I think that it could have some gold in it!

@wayneburbrink1215

3 жыл бұрын

@@someoneyoudontknow7407 my neighbor gave it to my son 20 years ago it takes 2 of us to move it I always wondered if we broke it could we find real stuff , he told us it was fools gold though

Sal, seriously, an atom probe!

wow! i just looked at apmex and 2020 mexican 1 ounce libertads are over 80 bucks a piece! i got mine at 35 a few months ago! how high will they go!! the premium for numismatic silver is something i try and factor in when stacking silver.

@SalivateMetal

3 жыл бұрын

I am responding to your comment verbally on a live stream at this very moment!

What do you think of the gold from the hills of South Dakota?

@SalivateMetal

3 жыл бұрын

I don't knowva whole lot about it. But I knew there was gold found there

Atom probe? Why are you probing your metals. That’s taking it a little far Sal! LOL 😂

@SalivateMetal

3 жыл бұрын

😆

Good morning 🌞 SAL 🍵🇺🇸💪🇺🇲🤑

@calvincooper8073

3 жыл бұрын

@@99979 Hi Tere 79 💃🕺💃🕺😊

Sal how much is that pyrite specimen worth?

I was taught in school that minerals are metals their the same.

@SalivateMetal

2 жыл бұрын

I am responding to your comment verbally on a live stream at this very moment!

@chriss4365

2 жыл бұрын

@@SalivateMetal youtube randomly started playing it right before you read my comment hmm are they spying on me.

❤

@CyberCurtainTwitcher

3 жыл бұрын

You beat me

@markmedlinjr

3 жыл бұрын

Not by much.

@SaMiFarr

3 жыл бұрын

Really cool! Thanks for sharing!

SAL I have a PROBE , It finds other Precise Things :-)) HI Tere , HI LOVE Button

The value of anything and everything inanimate, *tangible or not* (whether a physical precious metal, any commodity, any asset, fiat currency, or crypto) is extrinsic and subjective..........whether one hates to accept this *indisputable truth* or not. *"Value"* is ALWAYS a subjective assessment made subjectively by individuals. Even so-called "standards" of value are extrinsic assessments by some individuals who have agreed or come to a subjective consensus. This subjective consensus can be based on intrinsic *PROPERTIES* or *CHARACTERISTICS* of a tangible goods..........but the value attributed or attached to a goods or a thing is ALWAYS extrinsic. *Consensus of subjective evaluation does NOT equal objective or intrinsic value.* It simply means that some or many individuals have come to an agreed upon subjective assessment or evaluation of the worth of a thing.

@CoinsAZ

3 жыл бұрын

@@99979 😆 Looks are deceiving, ay? 🤣

@CoinsAZ

3 жыл бұрын

@@99979 I believe my basic views on value are shared by the Mises Institute. It makes sense because even though I personally don't identify as a Libertarian, I do share a lot of views with the Libertarian philosophy.

@Golden.Silver.Conquistador

3 жыл бұрын

Nope! You are commiting the logical fallacy of the "stolen concept", namely; value. Value is objective, and some objects have intrinsic value. Heres how: when YOU illogically speak of value, you disconnect - value to what? Or who? Value to a living, rational human being. Not to an alien, or insect, or rock, or theoretical abstract entity, or mystical other worldly conciousness. A living human being. Value is something a rational human gets/ stores/ uses. Ex: food is a value to you. Go ahead and argue it..... Anyway, you need it to remain alive. There may be a popular nut or fruit that is all the rage, and sells for a period of time at $100 a gram. But even if it lost its popularity and its high dollar value, it is still intrinsically valuable to a living, rational human for its naturally occuring nutrient profile BECAUSE humans need nutrients to LIVE. Unless you are willing to PROVE this is not fact by denying yourself nutrients forever more, just thank me and stand corrected. You're welcome. Source: axiomatic 9th grade logic.

@CoinsAZ

3 жыл бұрын

​@@Golden.Silver.Conquistador Hi, thanks for sharing your opinion. No offense meant, but your condescending, haughty, and pugnacious attitude makes you come across like an elementary school keyboard warrior who thinks he has a grasp on a topic........but actually doesn't. You really do appear to be suffering from the Dunning Kruger Effect ( www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/dunning-kruger-effect ). Now maybe in your response, you can grow up and cease with spewing your juvenile, unjustified vitriolic rhetoric and instead, just have a calm dialogue here. 1. what is the precise definition of "stolen concept" you are suggesting is the basis of the fallacy I've committed? 2. your unsubstantiated assertion that "value is objective" must be rejected until you can unequivocally demonstrate that value is objective. And what I mean by objective in the appropriate context to this discussion is: *independent of any conscious awareness* or *mind independent.* 3. I have never been presented with a cogent explanation of the meaning of "value" as used in the context I've used where "value" isn't necessarily dependent upon a mind that is capable of making a worth assessment of the thing being valued. In other words, no one has ever presented a valid argument in favor of their belief that "value" in the context I've used it, is objective. If you have a cogent explanation or argument for your assertion that value is objective, then please present it since thus far, you have done no such thing. 4. you bring up fruits and nuts as examples in your attempt to try to make a case for your claim that value is allegedly objective but your own examples invalidate your apparent argument since the countless people who have allergies to or dislike certain nuts and fruits will unequivocally attach a different value to those fruits and nuts from everyone one else, each and every one of them who will in turn attach differing values to those fruits and nuts based on a variety of different factors. So, *the ball is in your court* .............please don't squander this opportunity I'm giving you to explain your position by going off on more errantly vitriolic ranting. Thank you in advance for your response. Have a nice day.

EXTRA EXTRA LASTTTTTTTTTTTT

@rockysuperstar1

3 жыл бұрын

@@99979 this is true :-))

if you get time Sal...check out youtibe vid by 911 mining, callled..." is there gold in pyrite and chalcopyrite?"...it was made in 2017, but it pairs up well with your vid and is extremely relavent...

Only here to press the like button and *EXPPPPLLOORRRAAAAAAAAAAAARRRROAARRRR*

I have some Pyrite that has a golden-ish color, but really nothing like the real deal. People must have been so desperate to even think it could be, but that's probably exactly what happened. The Gold Rushes killed a lot of folks, both physically and psychologically.. I hope we find a safe way to extract Gold from Pyrite - there's never too much Gold.