How to become a gold digger

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[SIZE=6]How to Pan for Gold[/SIZE]
Catch gold fever by panning for your own gold. Take a number from the prospectors of yore and spend an afternoon by a stream, pan in hand. Panning can be rewarding, if done correctly. Follow these steps to learn how to pan for that glittering ore.

[SIZE=4]Part One of Four:
Washing Out Larger Rocks and MossEdit[/SIZE]
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Fill your pan so it is ¾ full of gravel.Submerge it in the water so it is just under the surface of the water.[1]

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Shake the pan vigorously several times. Shake it back and forth and side to side. Make sure you do not shake so intensely that materials get washed out of the pan.

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Stop shaking the pan and begin using a gentle circular motion. The gravel should begin spinning in a circle inside the pan. Doing this will make most of the dirt and clay wash out of the pan or dissolve. Roll any roots or moss over the pan with your fingers–doing this will make certain that any potential gold-containing dirt gets caught by the pan.

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Pick out the large rocks. Make sure they are washed clean (they should be after following these steps. Repeat these steps until all the large-ish rocks have been removed and the heavier concentrates (such as gold and sand) have settled at the bottom of the pan.

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[SIZE=4]Part Two of Four:
Washing Out Lighter Sand and GravelEdit[/SIZE]
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Hold your pan just under the water, making sure that it is fully submerged. Tilt the pan slightly away from you so that it looks like you are trying to catch the current of the water.

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Swirl the pan from side to side. Use a slight forward tossing motion as if you were on the verge of flipping a hotcake (but don’t actually flip the contents of the pan). Be cautious but use enough force to move the surface of the pan and the lighter gravel out over the edge of the pan.[2]

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Level the pan flat. Shake it back and forth while it is still in the water. Leveling and shaking the pan will cause the gold to settle to the bottom of the pan and the lighter material to come to the top.

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Repeat this process several times.When you finish this part of the panning process, there should only be about two cups of heavier material left in your pan. There should not be anymore rocks or pebbles. The materials remaining in the pan are the heaviest. They consist of black sand, or ‘concentrates’, and, if you’re lucky, gold.

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[SIZE=4]Part Three of Four:
Washing Out Black SandEdit[/SIZE]
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Raise the pan out of the water. Make sure there is about an inch of water left in the pan. The water is necessary because you will continue to sift the sand from the gold when the pan is taken out of the stream.

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Tilt the pan towards you slightly. Swirl the water and materials slowly in a circle. Doing this allows you to check and see if there are any larger nuggets or pieces of gold that can be picked out by hand.[3]
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Submerge the pan in the water again.Repeat the steps of part three (alternating back and forth between swirling the pan and leveling and shaking it.) Make sure to be extremely careful when using this step–if you shake your pan too vigorously, you may lose some of your gold.

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Use a magnet if you have a plastic pan. Remove the pan from the stream, keeping as little water as possible in the pan. Place a magnet on the bottom side of the pan and slowly move it around the pan. Black sand is magnetic and will be attracted to the magnet. This process will quickly separate the black sand from the gold.
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Pour the rest of the black sand and gold into a bottle. Once you have sifted as much black sand as possible from the gold, it is best to pour the combination into a bottle. The safest way to pour the pan’s contents into a bottle is to place a funnel on the mouth of the bottle. Pour the pan’s contents into the bottle.

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Feel free to yell out ‘Eureka!’ once you have separated all the gold. You are now a genuine prospector
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a few drops of mercury capture the gold particles making it easier. later you heat the mercury blobs to separate the gold and mercury…

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Is that Kamlesh Pattni ?

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California ama wapi?

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is this gold-digging or gold-fishing

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usikumbushe watu venye kamshande kalitembea :smiley:

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Niiice haha! I’m I the only one who was tricked into this thread?

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Nilifungua tu ii thread nikaomba Mwathani akusameheo_O