Prospecting & Detecting
All About Lead Minerals, Silver and Gold
May 2020 by Chris Ralph
Many miners know that lead is very commonly associated with silver values, but the truth is that it is also associated with gold values in many locations as well.
Gold In The Midwest—Part II: Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio
In this article, I am going to take a look at three Midwest states and go through some of the prime places for prospectors to find nice local gold there.
Ophir—Possibly the Best Kept Secret in Alaska—Part II

Early Winter Detecting in the Sierras

Prospecting for Liberated Gold

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