GOLDROP vs Cape Disappointment black beach sand 2023

Dave Urick, inventor of the SpinItOff magnetite removal tool, gave me 3 100lb. bags of Cape disappointment beach sand, approximately 12 gallons by volume. I removed the magnetite using my SpinItOff to harvest the magnetite for use in the Magnet Sluice. I then processed the remaining 9 gallons of the non-magnetite portion of the Cape D beach sand through the GOLDROP. I recovered tiny flour gold in the jar and smelt-able gold ore in the Magnet Sluice. The Smelt-able ore weighed in at 14 grains. The gold was weightless as it did not have enough mass to weigh 1 grain! That's some pretty tiny gold recovered to weigh NOTHING! More evidence the MFM/GIA report conclusions showing the GOLDROP/Magnet Sluice was the only device tested to produce a smelt-able concentrate as well as recover more gold than using mercury are points of fact!

[@GSProspecting]

Great job all around fam. Cool setup indeed. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out!!!

[@stephendarney7857]

I love your videos John! The gold you recovered is beautiful. From my experience cleaning the 100- to 200- gold I know oh too well how a little looks like it should weigh something, but collected and bottled up it will sure weigh then! Keep it Golden!

[@mitchlangjahr4707]

Great video John. Mitch from Macdonald

[@sluicegoosegoldrop2821]

Thanks Mitch!

[@robertdeboer2053]

Why did the scale register 0:00 when the gold was added?

[@sluicegoosegoldrop2821]

The flour gold recovered from the beach sand did not have enough mass to register on the scale. That is a testament to the efficiency of the Goldrop to recover tiny gold that is visibly gold so small, it takes a lot of this gold to tip the scale even .1 grams! No other device captures this tiny gold! That's why the Goldrop is great for beach mining and for mining glacial till too! www.sluicegooseindustries.com.

[@robertdeboer2053]

Thanks for the link. @@sluicegoosegoldrop2821

[@sissywalker1955]

Man ive been to the Cape a million times and never got gold that big of flakes, you sure you didnt salt those bags a little?

[@sluicegoosegoldrop2821]

If I were to salt the sand with gold, which I did not do, I would have added gold that had weight to it to make it more impressive in recovery. As it is, to recover large, visible gold flakes, "Cape D nuggets", from the Cape D sand that does not register on a scale that you have never seen before is a testament to the efficiency of the Goldrop/ Magnet Sluice system to capture flour gold that is not recoverable by other systems, www.sluicegooseindustries.com.

[@sissywalker1955]

@@sluicegoosegoldrop2821 iwas just kinda joking but ive been going down there for years and catching smaller gold than that with my gold cube, weighable amounts and they dont show up on the camara as good as yours did. And im not have trouble catching smaller gold so i doubt im missing the bigger?

[@ChristerKarlsson]

Where can I buy one if I want one delivered to Sweden ?

[@sluicegoosegoldrop2821]

www.sluicegooseindustries.com. I can send one to Sweden no problem!