‘Nick From Home’ Livestream #8 - Liberty Gold w/ Rob Repin

[@jeffbaran8036]

Great job Rob

[@jeffbaran8036]

Many thanks to Rob

[@swanee327]

This is fascinating.

[@jdean1851]

EXCELLENT" THANX!!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS 2020 to BOTH of YOU!!!

[@washnon]

Thanks Guys .

[@mmk5638]

So thankful you chose KZbin for livestream 👍🏼 looking great and wonderful audio on the big screen TV 😃

[@jameshughes8745]

Great discussion and demonstration. Thanks as always.

[@naoakiooishi6823]

I thought I have covered all of your videos but completely missed this Gold story. Truly amazing amalgamation of geology and chemistry, and a lot of science in them. Rob Repin`s eyes as if focusing far ahead are impressive.

[@MrFmiller]

Fabulous presentation. My kids and grandkids friends, and I have camped, hiked, panned, explored, and prospected in the area for decades. I wish we knew what we know now. We have found a nice collection of blue agates, quartz and quartz scepters, calcite formations, fossils, and countless other cool rocks. The important thing was we had fun doing it. We’re big fans of yours and appreciate what you’ve done and what you’re doing. Thanks, and special thanks to Rob.

[@pedalpetal]

Yet another superb program. I learned a bunch!!!

[@PureCourage]

Just found you on KZbin, im in Vancouver Wa. Im now interested in geology. Was researching gold in Washington and found your talks on the blue agates, and couldn't stop watching from there. I see I got some catching up to do. Thank you for the education.

[@LucasMerriel]

Rob is a great guy and if you ever get this chance to stop by and visit with him you should do so! When I spoke with Rob he couldnt say enough awesome things about Nick! Thank you for making the time to keep teaching. Thank you!

[@bonblue4993]

You are such a geologist - you always wear lots of layers - smart boy for doing this. Changing weather is always a possibility when you are in the field or giving live streams.

[@rbollard1]

Bless you Prof. These lectures are better than anything!

[@gitman65]

Excellent one Nick. Very interesting.

[@1234j]

Thank you again from Hereford, England, in quarantine. The only company here is the dreaded sodding bug itself (mild, but urgh - not recommended.) Excellent and inspirational! (Unlike the bug.) Made my day. Again. Stay safe.

[@jjthomas8542]

I'd like to meet y'all some day. Thanks for all the great info. I'll be putting it to use next weekend.

[@SCW1060]

Thats great to see Rob with you. I called Rob a couple weeks ago and what a super nice guy

[@eternalsoundsolution]

nothing more contagious than Rob's gold fever....think i got it too :) thanks to you Nick for these videos

[@kmagnussen1052]

The million dollar questions are how much gold dissolves in water? What is the specifications of the water, i.e. temperature, Ph, other salts, minerals, or specificly absent minerals? What is the time scale for deposition or mineralization?

[@citizenschallengeYT]

You're just plan fun, and oh so informative. And even reminding us of the importance of hand wash, love the 6' distant stick, good thinking. Thanks.

[@cathydavidsongardner1980]

Really interesting... I am watching the back catalogue

[@markb9347]

That was fun. Supercool wire gold Rob! I'd love to visit sometime. Nick, you're always the best!

[@Karisutin]

Late to class 😊 thanks for sharing your love of geology Nick and best wishes from York PA

[@vanessaengelbrecht4212]

Watching from Cape Town South Africa :)

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

Starts 19:00

[@nolasmith7687]

Dear Nick Once this distancing is over, would it be possible to redo this show so that your guest can be clearly heard? It was obvious that he is clearly knowledgable on the subject but i just couldn't hear him.. many thanks for this series ...keeping the grey cells sparking for sure.

[@triple_A_rockhound]

Heyy Rob Glad see u n Nick hanging out n talking about gold goodies

[@allencolvin656]

Still following and watching from Chehailis Wa

[@5806781]

I know someone who found a hypothernal vent from Siletzia. His father found it picking salal in the 1980s'. He has a picture of himself inside a 40 foot round cavern, full of huge crystals and gold nuggets. two tubes trail out, one up one down. They walked down about a half mile before a cave critter dropped on him from above. He described it as eight inches long, transparent, and looked like a scorpion. Started stinging his father, the father then yelled. His vibrations from his voice brought down some material from the ceiling. They picked up what gold nuggets the fell in front of them. The cave critters freaked them out, they ran right out of there. Then spent hours covering this hole up. To make it look like the steep hillside. The father from this sketchy family is no longer with us. I have cornered his only son who knows about it (finally) showing me on a map. I am so close to finding this. I've got bad hips, don't go when raining. I've found an old cabin site, using visuals, metal detector. Found parts of old cut trail. This only son is scared out of his wits to go back in. And won't have anything to do with it. He's homeless, and hasn't got the mentality of understanding the value of Gold. Mr. Zentner put his finger right on the spot of a map on of one of his videos three years ago. This is West of I-5, I've talked to his divorced mother, she showed me a big gold nugget that was smashed flat with a hammer, about 4"x 4". She Confirmed story. Little does Mr. Zentner know, there is lot of Gold in Siletzia basalt west of I-5. And He is going to be one of the first people to know. This is a long, huge true story. The size of the crystals he described, with amazing colors 3 and 4 feet long. Is what got my eyes wide open. Sure I'll take the yellow stuff too! I'm going this Sunday 5/24, wish me luck.

[@midwestmusic1909]

So this is two years later....wondering how your adventure turned out? Any luck?

[@chandarpass]

This video blew my mind. I am heading up liberty this summer, I am a rookie and would love to meet you guys. I live in Camas WA .

[@Jacked97Ram]

Nick great informational video as always. Just an opinion a guest speaker needs a mic or be closer to your camera I feel a lot of good info was lost couldn’t hear it. Keep up the good work!

[@pedalpetal]

Can the placement of the cobbles be aged? What is the age of mountains associated with Blewett Pass?

[@SCW1060]

Just stay 6 feet or more from Rob because he has gold fever lol

[@ameenhoussaine2695]

Lol! hahaha

[@therobbyguy]

Pretty sure I just got it back, used to pan in my Sultan river Wa. friends claim. For dust mostly. I never got a picker. The river was hydroed then gleaned by Chines minors.

[@benwinkel]

In this one you didn't connect the Liberty gold to the Chalis Magma's.

[@hunter3441]

How do I contact Rob Repin for a Tour?

[@adamberry8182]

When I heard about the river cobble layer, I couldn't help but think about boulder field in Pennsylvania. According to this document, it was formed by a mix of permafrost and freeze-thaw action. It left a field of semi-rounded boulders with no matrix material. www.docs.dcnr.pa.gov/cs/groups/public/documents/document/dcnr_004626.pdf

[@clarencehutton3171]

Sorry I didn't watch live last night.

[@benwinkel]

32:07 Museum piece, worth way more than spot price! Not even talking about 'emotional value'...

[@johnnuss2794]

Hi NIck. I'm sorry but I just saw this presentation and really enjoyed it. But I have a question. I've always heard that all gold on earth was created a buzillion years ago during earth formation. If that is true, how did the gold go from that state, what ever it was, to the wire gold? Was it in molten suspension? Hope this isn't a dumb question. Thanks. John

[@wildedibles819]

That was cool

[@philipcollins2691]

Greetings fro Melbourne Australia - I sent you a link on chat !!

[@wtwrva]

Apocalypse Later I say! Love you Nick, you are the chit!

[@citizenschallengeYT]

1:08:00 As for Gold's affinity to Carbon, is that traceable to electro-magnetic dynamics between Gold and Carbon?

[@citizenschallengeYT]

Thank you Rob, it was a fun program - Nick thank you and might you put some program details into your descriptions. Pretty please.

[@eternalsoundsolution]

graphene comes to mind here, single atom thickness matrix, think this would be a good gold 'crystallizer' . carbon grown in a lab to catch gold in solution...

[@stitchandangel257]

I've always been interested in liberty. How can I go about becoming a prospector out there.. its my understanding almost everything is claimed up!

[@stitchandangel257]

Can I work for rob repin? Lol ill move to liberty.and live in my truck

[@stitchandangel257]

Id also like to take your class

[@benwinkel]

You can make gold go in to solution with say, 'aqua regia', and dissipate it out, but it will never form those beautiful big crystals as it will in nature. Carboniferous schale? Hmm.... There's also heat involved of course.

[@larrygrimaldi1400]

So the comments didn't disappear forever after all!

[@triple_A_rockhound]

Fun with Nick on the rocks lol

[@lourias]

Dallas, TX, My 5 yr old grandson says that 3 plus 7 is 9, no, 10!!!

[@juleswestphalen4753]

Video is perfect and audio is 5 X 5.

[@exenrontexas]

Lavalier mics will solve many audio issues.

[@rozswartzett180]

🙏🙏🙏🙏😁😎✌🏽❤️🍀

[@jamesdriscoll9405]

Rob's video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJOulHeDmqaHmtE

[@Roarmeister2]

I love gold...

[@benwinkel]

Well, you weren't alway's six feet away from each other, but gold has healing properties not completely understood by man, so...

[@pdriot9424]

Thanks Karen

[@benwinkel]

@@pdriot9424 Who's Karen?