Secret Numbers Lead to Incredible Gold

[@Askjeffwilliams]

These simple number sets are used by some of the best Geologists in the World and we reveal what they are and how to use them to find high grade lode Gold deposits in Tertiary Epithermal zones. Geological insight is the key to knowing where to start looking for these types of Bonanza style Gold deposits. For more vids on Geology and what plants grow over Gold deposits watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWeVZXerqapnaNE and smash that like button. Smash it HARD !!!!

[@tmoney3457]

Jeff I don't know what that pipe is I have seen them in washes

[@davidshupe5405]

Hey buddy, I'm inviting you to come to my neck of the woods to find were the gold is! We got a get together in August 23-24 people from all over country come.

[@berniekendall6816]

The pipe is for ventilating .

[@Askjeffwilliams]

@@davidshupe5405 thanks for the invite , really appreciate that

[@davidtrzil]

Have you ever noticed that the 1,3,7,21 "magic numbers" are not too far off the Fibonacci sequence 1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34...

[@RealNewsChannel]

It's good that you're repeating important prospecting information, because some people are new and some, like me, forget.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

exactly

[@revelersridge136]

Exactly exactly

[@roko5569]

Exactly I totally agree with you.

[@Glenn-F-Rice]

​@@roko5569I like the jeep. It gets you where the good stuff is.

[@shanedoyle3444]

Jeff , I think the pipe sticking out of the ground would be for putting a umbrella in it so your lovely wife wont get burnt in the hot desert sun , you are very thoughtful Jeff ! Cheer's .

[@CmdrSoCal]

i think you should sit on it

[@derekstarkjr5128]

Me & My wife are doing the prospecting in southern Oregon because of U so Lets Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thats what we love to hear ....Congrats my brother

[@Glenn-F-Rice]

Ive heard the streams in Oregon are beautiful for gold hunting.

[@shineyrocks390]

Your videos never get old. Not even the repeats.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thanks

[@edwardgarcia614]

That's a ventilation pipe sticking out of the ground. Always a ton of useful mining information, thanks for sharing Lila and Jeff. ;o)

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@nunyabizness9216]

You can take the boy out of Minnesota, but you can't take the Minnesota out of the boy. Youuuu betchaaaaa. Greetings from the miserable limestone wasteland of NW Ohio. ​@Askjeffwilliams

[@petepete2284]

Another Fiiine lesson. Thanks Jeff. Thanks camera lady.

[@normshafer2243]

Thank you Jeff. I am a subscriber and a new Patreon member. I live near the Superstition Mountains and the Goldfield Mountains. I may never look for gold but i really appreciate you explaining the basics for someone new like me. All the best to you and your family. Norm in Arizona

[@Askjeffwilliams]

welcome aboard my brother and thanks for the support ..... you are in a really good place Norm and let us know on the Patreon site if you have questions

[@chrispicritters4710]

Great education. Thank you.

[@jonathanhughes380]

it's are favorite Gold Miner,, prospector and geologist Jeff Williams. thank you brother.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha Jonathan

[@Slack602]

On my way back to gold canyon NV today. And then onto wonder valley CA next month. Your info is second to none Jeff Williams Thank you. Having fun the right way.

[@tinadelwiche416]

Good to know. Thanks Jeff and Lila 😊

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

What a morning. First I watched the Giants hit a grand slam to beat the Mets. Then Mr and Mrs Quail brought their little ones over to see me. Then, to top it off, I get a Jeff Williams video. Sat mornings don't get any better than that.

[@iakazul]

Thank you for sharing another wonderful video!

[@powhunter700]

I always love hearing when you talk about Liberty! I live less than 15 min away and that place has lit a fire for geology in me like nothing else! Love your videos Jeff and all the great advice you so generously share! Keep up the good work and God bless!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

great area and thanks , really glad to hear that

[@thisisreallife5086]

These are my favorites of your videos - when you're prospecting real time. I learn so much from each one. I'd love to be able to look down, pick up any rock, and name it in a millisecond. I really like it when you pause and put the spelling in the frame. Thanks for sharing your knowledge - much appreciated.

[@christianmittasch8972]

Every mining Company would hire you with an handkiss. Fantastic knowledge here.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thanks

[@allboutmining]

Another great video Jeff! Keep it alive, and find that shiny!!

[@joschmidt4951]

Oh Jeff when you were panning I was worried , it looked like you were going to set on that old bolt. That looked like a fair amount of gold out of that Tertiary Layer. I would like to spend some time there.

[@richardholte1859]

Jeff: I have said it before: OUTSTANDING!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thanks

[@dwaynesimons-d2c]

Jeff, I hope you don't mind but I ran across a channel that's not getting very much love. It's called "Old Lost Mines" and gives the history of mining towns and the mines themselves that were all over the west. I hope you don't mind the plug but history like this needs to be shared before it is lost. Thank you for the great video.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thanks we will check it out

[@_TONY_Az]

Love alI the lessons i always enjoy watching field research even as many times as i seen them there's something missed good lesson professor ty

[@orophilia]

It's good to repeat the important gold geology videos for those of us without much training. It reinforces the important points. I watched this before but this time I picked up a lot more info because now I know more about the various rock types and processes.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

exactly and thats what we want t hear

[@jackierobertson1528]

Good morning Jeff.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Good morning

[@brianjones4026]

Holy Smoke Jeff I got too Wet on this one, especially when i saw all that Shiny in the pan you took from that Tertiary flow ....that was pretty insane from one quick pan !! I need to get over to your side of the pond before I die and hand in my bones to my Keeper !

[@bobthrasher9799]

That's the first thing my grandfather taught me, many mine openings will have a snake or two hanging around (Poisonous and Non-Poisonous) the entrance...lots of rodents hanging around...easy food

[@Askjeffwilliams]

bingo ....perfect food chain

[@semoneg2826]

Hummmm ...hate snakes

[@harvesteasternedge]

Yes, very worth a review. It’s so easy to just go off chasing whatever you can see instead of stepping back for a moment and considering what you ought to be doing.

[@To_Arms]

All your videos are absolutely informative ‼️‼️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@slimwantedman6694]

Good morning from Southeast South Dakota Jeff

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Good morning SWM

[@geraldsilver5461]

Always learn something from your videos. Thank you. 🧙‍♂️

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@mikeparadise5024]

Always a great show thank you xoxo

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@kalechristianson5207]

Gahhh how I envy you my friend. Its a beautiful life when you get to live it outside like yourself. Thanks for sharing the wealth of knowledge which is J.Williams Prospector Extraordinaire

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@theeddorian]

In the Sierra my first guess would have been an andesitic mudflow. In the Mehrten fm you can find huge blocks of older mudflows carried along as giant boulders in the younger mudflows containing them.

[@toddrodgers5108]

Great information. Blessings

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnglasgow4176]

Those numbers are correct I've proven it in my own area thanks for the information Jeff

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha John

[@thomasanglin1751]

Regarding the pipe in the beginning, isn't it a marker for a shaft that has been filled in.?

[@thomashenniger2070]

Great show Jeff, loved it

[@waynegosson1793]

That was the best description of density and displacement ive seen yet ! Good stuff right there.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thanks

[@MrThedocholiday]

That beautiful critter in the beginning would make me an excellent hatband! Talk about a great find!

[@jonnymoka]

Thanks for the great info! Ya you’re a great spot for geology and prospecting information. Love the channel. I have been watching for a long time and will continue to watch the new stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Thanks 👍

[@molottie]

With all this amazing geology you're always sharing. I hope people can keep their pants on! Keep up the great work!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

I know...right

[@paulnewhouse8714]

Really enjoyed this one thanks Jeff.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mostcom]

Jeff always with the best guidance, the best advice. And it's a family affair.

[@connormurphy2960]

Thank you for this highly educational video!!!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@billdgen116]

Thank you my friend hope all is well be safe 🙏

[@RimdarRanch]

Just curious Jeff... You mention going to the end of a tailings pile to check the gold content... Would the end be where the totals would have dropped off so they decided to end the digging?? Wouldn't it be best to check between 1/2 way and 3/4's to find the best samples?? JMO

[@Askjeffwilliams]

the end of each does not always mean the very end of the mining cycle ....it could be a continuation from another waster pile run

[@skeets6060]

Nice to see some of the old stuff again,, just an old MSHA guy

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you know it huh .....just a young MSHA kid

[@michaelpass2176]

Jeff you keep telling about the numbers, show your friends and other just how your number are what you claim to be!❤

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@aridlands84]

Wow. I know the exact spot you're at in this one. I've hiked and camped in that area many times! I've seen the opposite side of that plug peak so often it's like the back of my hand. Never thought to look for gold there, but I have found some nice tourmaline samples in that same area.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Sweet! I love finding tourmaline too

[@edsmachine93]

Thanks Jeff. Very informative information. Classroom in the desert!. Have a great weekend. 👍

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@SpartanONegative]

1,3,7,&21 Thanks for sharing with us Jeff 🤠 God Bless 🙏

[@d.clemons5247]

Good morning Jeff & Lila and of course Slim! Yeehaw! So c'mon lets go!

[@d.clemons5247]

Yup, you got to keep your eyes peeled for them rattlesnakes and claim jumpers!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

good morning

[@waltperko8389]

Hi, in that first pan with some tiny gold specs, can you estimate the gold/ton of the sample?

[@johnsmith-gk4td]

Once again....awesome video!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Thanks again!

[@snoozin99]

Hi Jeff at 3:44 in the video, I was wondering if you ever metal detect those, I'm thinking for myself that I definitely would have? I was just curious. :) Great Videos, Totally love them :).

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes we do

[@kendbrowns]

My best guess is that the pipe was installed by prospectors for ventilation in one of their mines or tunnels. Seems too obvious I know. My second guess is that it has to do with communicating to someone topside, and my third guess is that it's an emergency oxygen or water lifeline, or even a way of piping water or pay dirt to the surface from below.

[@chazzface8562]

WOW very cool so much geological history in Arizona. What would be the approximate location of such and area?

[@allboutmining]

I thought for sure you were going to sit on that bolt at 12:43. 😂 Great video sir.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

hahhhahaa I know...right

[@semoneg2826]

I would have never seen that snake😮good video with geology teachings ❤

[@halftrackmind5838]

Jeff could you do one on like chemical contamination toxic sites? Didnt some use dangerous chemicals to work the gold? If so? How do we know what to look for? And how to avoid it? Thanks jeff

[@mezame1626]

Thanks mate 👍

[@Askjeffwilliams]

No problem 👍

[@stewart4711]

I watched u going down on ropes in that mine .Looking over the edge thats dangerous homes really wow

[@RobertLewis-qp8cy]

That pipe coming out of the ground's marking and old mindshaft

[@dmorgan5010]

What is the blue grey under the river rockthat sits upon the grey material and some is white I also found a 3' circle of very loose material that looks like lime quartz float and green period looking material

[@BillGreenAZ]

Jeff, when you classify rocks do you ever take a gold detector or gold wand over the discarded rock in case there might be some gold locked up in those rocks?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

if the area has been known for specimens ..yes

[@mrbigreddog420]

Cheers, bro awesome video💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Appreciate it

[@peteroliver3408]

Read an interesting article relating to sulfides, it basically noted a PHD was awarded to a masters candidate in South Africa when the found that 80% of the gold was left in the tailings due to being in the sulfides so the -CN didn't extract. given The prevalence of sulfides and the difficulty in extracting there could be a lot of gold in the old dumps and tailings... AZ geology is interesting a study showed the porphyry Cu deposits were concentrated due to the action of water as AZ was never glaciated.

[@readoryx373]

I feel that copper smelt pours and splatters are very rich in other metals

[@Bowenjohn1911]

Morning guys and gals .thanks jeff

[@Askjeffwilliams]

good morning

[@TheBrubaker2]

Out bushwalking the other day. Partner: "Why are you photographing those rocks?" Me: "I'm looking for a contact zone" Partner: 🤪🤨🙄

[@LowRC85]

I'm in Yuma out by red cloud mine. I'm dealing with cancer and would love to come prospect with you!!

[@nharvey9425]

Pipe is old drill hole casing?

[@raiderman8431]

Dude, great content on how to get that shiny! But watch out for them bad burritos, they'll give you the green schist! Lol, thank you sir

[@Askjeffwilliams]

hahahahahaha

[@joemendoza9188]

Mr. Jeff! Ever been to the Morenci mine??

[@Askjeffwilliams]

sounds familiar

[@wakeupthebear]

Worth waiting for your finally and the magic numbers but, I sort of feel safer when your underground. Thank you, for explaining our big rock with such detail.

[@raulschwarz]

Jeff... we need to talk... after two years or so of watching you and all the rest of experts I have come to the conclusion that you are the most acknowledged ! There's a place in the world I know there's what you are looking for... let's do it >>>

[@Askjeffwilliams]

sounds like an adventure

[@raulschwarz]

@@Askjeffwilliams How can we talk ?

[@SpartanONegative]

Good Morning Jeff 🤠⛏️ ☀️

[@Askjeffwilliams]

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[@henrymuzgay1023]

great video nice you re teach what you have all ready done it brings in new people like like like like

[@Askjeffwilliams]

I appreciate that!

[@MrThedocholiday]

That first pan you sampled at 13:0 would have made my day as a newbie. I’m a fast learner, but any of that yella in my pan gets me super excited. Hope it never gets old or boring to me seeing gold show up in my pan. I’ve only been at this two weeks but I’ve already heard several people dismiss what they consider too small to bother with. That kind of mentality is foreign to me, but they can do whatever they like. I just don’t like hearing it because it seems to take this natural resource for granted & lacks a good bit of humility. In reality, gratitude & humility are far more valuable than the physical gold we’re chasing in the first place, whether we know it or not. So in my estimation, a true prospector would never turn their nose up at any yella in their pan. That’s why I appreciate your videos, because you seem to have a rich appreciation for the natural resources you’re hunting & a vast knowledge of how those resources accumulated because of that appreciation. The fact that you’re sharing your knowledge with others shows gratitude as well. After I get up to speed on the geology side of things, I look forward to learning about all the gemstones I’m tossing out of my pans while chasing that yella, since I’m a rock hound also & actually make fine jewelry out of the good specimens. Thanks for another great video Jeff!

[@GraemeWight-wx3xz]

Diabase, basalt. My city Edinburgh sits on it. Oooh thats some dense hard rock. We have a dark green one that occurs alongside it, chlorite i think interspersed with bright red and yellow stuff, jasper looking gear. Still havent found gold but lots of iron staining and manganese in the veinlets of Arthurs seat. Its a great place for general geology.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

keep at it ....you will

[@Khusringoldminers]

Amazing very good

[@EricSNeitzel]

Is that CafeMocharite at the end of the timber?

[@kevinmcguire3215]

Vent pipe I think? I wish you could visit near sw Colorado to a property

[@crchuckh6852]

thanks for sharing

[@Askjeffwilliams]

My pleasure

[@thomasdudley8704]

Are there any close towns near the area your talking about.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes

[@thomasdudley8704]

I'm planning on a trip going to have atv . I would greatly appreciate any suggestions on a ateneray. That would make an adventure of a life time. Would you please advise.

[@kendbrowns]

@@Askjeffwilliams LMFAO I knew that was coming!

[@jasonhayeswtf]

Hey jeff... I never see your cards. Are you adding them when you up load your videos?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

we will get that loaded

[@kennethharding9118]

I know I should have it down pat but with life moving as fast as it does I sometimes forget that's why I save all your videos I learn as I go I'm not a rich man but you show me that anybody that cares enough to learn can better them selves good luck

[@motorbikemadness5773]

Hey Jeff, at 08:57 you were going to say how far the mountains were but you edited that out. How far were those mountains?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

next video

[@motorbikemadness5773]

@@Askjeffwilliams Oh okay, thanks.

[@robinresre818]

is there any gold in it on all the roks

[@harvesteasternedge]

btw … those ‘magic numbers’ (the Fibonacci Sequence) show up all through nature and even in the price actions of stock and currency trading charts. It’s amazing

[@Askjeffwilliams]

sacred Geometry

[@carebear2272]

Turd sure area?

[@iinezlee6534]

It's a underground mine vent pipe Jeff 😲 👍♥️

[@joeyl.rowland4153]

That pipe sticking out of the ground that is where you drop your lit sticks of dynamite. Just ask Slim.😂😂😂

[@ScottEllisen]

They won’t need to breath anyway after you drop down there gift.

[@TrumpedUp888]

How can you tell if the green is or isn't copper ore?

[@hobbieminers8487]

Hey Jeff hav you ever tried your hydro flow dynamics table with Mercury I think it would be interesting to see how the Mercury moves down the river and behaves in floods does it stick to the bottom or get washed up into the flow. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⚒️

[@Askjeffwilliams]

great idea as there is still Mercury catching Gold in rivers and creeks

[@hobbieminers8487]

@Askjeffwilliams ye bud iv recently found a bit of Mercury in one of my best areas where iv been mining for a while and never seen this before. Would be cool to see how it works. 👍⚒️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@cptcosmo]

Hey Jeff, has there ever been any gold associated with cinnabar formations? Is cinnabar made from hydrothermal fluids as well?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes

[@cptcosmo]

@@Askjeffwilliams Thanks! Where does the gold tend to occur in a cinnabar formation? Does it amalgam with the Mercury, or does it precipitate out at the contact zones? My grandfather was involved with a Cinnabar mine "Socrates Mine" here in Sonoma County... the story is they had ore so rich pure liquid mercury would pour out of some of the seams when they would open them up with a pick. I'm thinking of checking out the old digs. Not too keen on processing cinnabar tailings though... any suggestions?

[@shaneabrahamson8732]

Dude you just made my day.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

love the hear that

[@ApacoCorgi]

Well casing. For smpling. Just water. Or core sample site.

[@ApacoCorgi]

Or dropping in utilities.

[@allansgoldmining]

Those secret numbers hold true in certain instances. I google Earth a few spots and there are a few clues, espcially around Gold Field, Tonopah, and Pioche.... I was at the Techatticup yesterday, and even though there was extrusive formations with Rhyolite, volcanic ash, and Andesite everywhere, I couldn't identify a volcanic cap to reference. My guess it has long since disappeared ? Thanks for another great video ! Safe travels Brother.....

[@Askjeffwilliams]

exactly my brother ...... yes it has .... a lot of very interesting History at that mine ...we use to explore it as kids when the Harvey's owned and managed it back in the early 80s

[@allansgoldmining]

@@Askjeffwilliams I use to know the elevator operator, Virgil Poole, before he passed away back in the mid 90's. He lived behind Pop's Oasis and kin to Peter Simon....

[@Askjeffwilliams]

@@allansgoldmining wow ....that takes me back ....Pops Oasis out at Jean ....good times

[@allansgoldmining]

@@Askjeffwilliams Yes Sir, back in the good old days !

[@DavidSellars-b8l]

Off subject question. Can you pan native copper?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

`yes

[@samstewart4807]

hi, love your videos. Why is there no? gold in Iceland?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thanks and there is

[@samstewart4807]

@@Askjeffwilliams thanks and hi, why is gold mining in iceland never talked about?

[@kendbrowns]

@@samstewart4807 Pretty certain there was a recent reality show about people from the USA traveling to Iceland for that very purpose; however, there may only be a few months of warmer weather before snow and ice makes mining pointless.