Alaska Bering Sea Gold

A 4-diver crew day and night and hitting a hot paystreak in the Bering Sea.

Gold miners as they brave the harsh conditions of the Bering Sea in search of gold.

Alaska Bering Sea Gold

Alaska Bering Sea Gold - Ugandan gold discovery

The Bering Sea presents a unique set of challenges for gold miners. The frigid temperatures, strong currents, and unpredictable weather make it a dangerous and demanding environment. Despite these risks, the potential for a significant gold strike keeps the miners coming back year after year. 

The miners use a variety of techniques to extract gold from the seabed.

This often involves dredging up large amounts of sediment and then processing it to separate the gold. The process is labor-intensive and requires specialized equipment to withstand the harsh conditions. 

Alaska Bering Sea Gold

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    High Grade Silver Ore Slab

    silver slab - Gold Prospector Holiday Unique Gifts

    silver slab – example only

    Nice sawn vein specimen of fresh, unaltered high grade silver ore from the world-class Cobalt Ontario deposits. Sawn on one side only.  The deposit was described in Mineralogical Record, Volume 43, Number 6.  In general, veins are predominantly composed of carbonates (calcite and/or dolomite) with arsenides and sulpharsenides of Co, Ni and Fe with native Ag and Bismuth.  Most of this material has been squirreled away in collections by now, although specimens do occasionally come to market.

    silver slab

    There are a few of these silver slabs available. The very bright silver really makes this piece stand out, but, unfortunately makes it all so hard to photograph. As an example the one pictured above is 66 grams for $45.

    Silver, Bornite

    Silver, Bornite

    There are a few of these beautiful native silver w bornite specimens available. Here is a 2 inch x 1 inch, Apx. 17.5 grams – Native Silver on Bornite thumbnail specimen from San Martin, Mexico. As an example the one pictured above is 17.5 grams for $60. 

    Avon Gold Rush Collectible stein

    Avon Gold Rush Collectible steinGold Rush Avon brown ceramic beer stein with lid 1987 Brazil - Picture 6 of 10

    1987 8 1/2” tall  San Francisco Gold Rush Handcrafted in Brazil for Avon. Each one of is individually numbered (#32017) this is the last one. $35.

    For further information on these: seo711@gmail.com

    All the items shown here are very limited and subject to prior sale without notice.

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    Also see the most expensive type of gold nuggets, the Crystalline Gold Nuggets

    Crystalline gold

    Crystalline gold

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    • Keep in mind land use and land boundaries are constantly changing,  before going to a unknown location you must do extensive research not only into the current weather conditions, access and current land status.  Keep In mind private property owners and mining claim owners do not take kindly to trespassers and or claim jumpers. Always follow local laws and regulations related to prospecting and land use. Regulations and restrictions are constantly changing on BLM lands, State lands, National Monuments  and tribal lands. It is your responsibility to totally investigate any potential prospecting area  prior to heading out.  Failure to do so, could not only result in massive fines but also imprisonment and confiscation of all your equipment.

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