Testing Rocks For GOLD!!

Running a sample of gold ore through our turnkey system. This quartz gold ore was brought over by a geologist friend from his claims. He is testing the dumps and tailings piles to determine if there is enough gold to continue the work of mining and cleaning up his claims. If there is enough gold in his sample he may have a valuable resource sitting on his property!
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[@silvershroud166]

You can see the atoms go from free flowing to a dead stand still, that's so cool. That would be my favorite part of the whole process every time. Love your videos, I've been hooked!

[@jojordan5868]

Thanks for quick review. Sure helps us when we're looking to buy samples off a sight.

[@rockymountainlifeprospecti4423]

Always learning alot from you guys, one day maybe a turn key unit, we have so many abandoned mines closed since the 20s that have so much potential here in CO, thanks for the education ,all the best team!!

[@Alondro77]

I have absolutely seen quartz veins just like that... exactly like that. And I remember where they are! I shall be paying them a visit as soon as it cools down a bit.

[@highenergyog]

Your video was a pleasure to watch and I actually learned a few things that I did not know , I appreciate that and will be searching up more video's from your channel. Best regards from Lloyd somewhere here in Ontario Canada 🇨🇦.

[@StirlingLighthouse]

Thank you Jason 👍

[@royolstad8532]

That's an amazing setup you have put together.

[@ProspectorTripp]

Great job.. love the process! Thanks guys! ✌️PT

[@chris100048]

i like when you do a ton of material and get a big bead at the end...

[@T1jetmech]

Voice over and editing was good. Nice video.

[@260grew]

Excellent video.....it was educational

[@shaneyork300]

I hope to see more videos like this.

[@silverlover5817]

Thanks for the video.....

[@danielmcgrath7519]

Great episode mate, any gold is good gold👍

[@alexkaring]

So what would you do with the cupelles after you're done with them? Is there a good way to dispose of the lead and other byproducts? Thanks.

[@ethanowen200]

Love your videos. The flash of the bead was awesome. How's your table work with insane amounts of pyrite

[@GrooberNedJardine]

Good job Jason , i would like a deposit of that ore to tinker with , lol . cheers .

[@Algoldprospecting]

Really like your videos.

[@asagutierrez390]

The three important process that i so far observed and learned to successfully drain the gold out of all those stuff was,1POWDERING BY CRUSHING,2DISSOLVING BY ACIDS (AQUA REGIA) and 3SMELTING BY FIRE 👀🤓😎

[@bobcansee]

That was cool!

[@choimr1583]

very nice!!!

[@chriscarley9951]

Fabulous, you work is keeping me inspired. I can't wait till I have my mini plant up and running.

[@phoule76]

I'd never seen that flash before.

[@gcurrell]

Can you do a Part2 How much was left in the sulfides?

[@richardherrick4814]

I found a vein on blm land in California were I used to hunt the host rock is identical. Cool find

[@KubotaManDan]

Brent could sure use your help with smelting recipes, he's gotta mining district he bought his channel is called Ghost Town Living

[@FunDumb]

Could you try harvesting your dust tailings. Make a paper towel tent over your crushed rock sections. And then burn the towels in a cupel. I feel like there's gonna be something in there.

[@asmaeasmae5289]

Bon travaille et bon chonce ami

[@Blackwood_gold]

Jason how big is your water storage tank?? your water is so clean for a recirculated setup you water pond/storage must be big???

[@francesray6465]

"Blick" , Shepherd and Deitric called this a positive sign of PGMs

[@shanehaws3828]

I want to know how you retrieve the lead and other metals out of all your qupels

[@shanehaws3828]

Sounds like cornucopia Oregon in baker County

[@piecartbox]

That scale is just great for a cheapo gold scale, amazon ftw

[@mahammudibra657]

Hi.l like your video

[@wageslaveuranus9596]

Put turkeys through the turnkey system for fun

[@isaacgibbs]

Sure I’m probably tossing highly mineralized quartz away just because it doesn’t hit on the Detector. Only looking near faults, mountains, and within a mile or two from old mines so I can’t be too far off. Now I ditched the detector for months and just sample rocks, hike in different areas, and learned some more geology. I learn more not detecting and watching your videos honestly. A backpack of rocks a day seems like a good practice. Probably have a few hundred lbs also in need of crushing, just we know what’s in there. ;) Even with a half gram, it be motivating. Just might need to hand crush these!.

[@erkinjuraev2779]

Hi bro, which crusher can crush tire steel wire into fine granules?

[@erkinjuraev2779]

Or just into small pieces like 1 - 3 mm ?

[@FunDumb]

How much value could be extracted out of all these materials in total. So, gold, galena (silver and lead), black sand, and crushed sand. Separately tallied versus time it would take to sort it all. The gold has a value but is it the real "Gold" if the tailings could essentially double your profits. During the time it takes to process the gold, your other valued materials could be sorted during this down time.

[@FJBAFYFVFH]

The best thing they could do would be to I’m not going to mention it because I enjoy watching them figure it out. Lmao

[@TechGorilla1987]

I'm not sure who has taught me more - your friend or Jeff Williams. Geology guys rock. I'll see myself out.

[@anotherrant6688]

We are waiting for a particular payday then will be ordering the smallest jaw crusher, a ball mill, and the shaker table to get started on our property. Start small. We had some samples assayed at 14 gms of gold and about the same of silver per ton. Can't wait! We need the mechanization.

[@hellohello5550]

If intrested in a similar set up, I have 1 available new at half the price.

[@anotherrant6688]

@@hellohello5550 Sounds intriguing. We are expecting a windfall soon. The shaker table is the most crucial to us - a good one. Durability and good workmanship with accessibility to replacement parts for the mill and jaw crusher also. We are in Washington state.

[@hellohello5550]

@@anotherrant6688 No problem, also have everything you need available, shaker tables, jaw crushers,etc.

[@anotherrant6688]

@@hellohello5550 OK. I don't want to promise anything but how can I contact you to check things out?

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[@StratRider]

Could you please run all of the costs involved with your system? Surely you have done this already so you know where the "break even" point is.

[@FJBAFYFVFH]

350k in gear, $1000+ a day operating costs wear/tear/fuel/time/etc.... Yield $20

[@ChatterontheWire]

I always wonder how long it takes to run that many tones, factoring in wear/tear on the equipment, plus fuel, along with amount of time to get down to the end to figure out what the hourly rate they may make on processing this. Always interesting though for sure!

[@davidshupe5405]

Jason that yarrow you got growing all over is worth harvesting as well.

[@selasiefbdotse3950]

Hi.. How will I get the entire machine? And please at what price? Thanks

[@snarky_user]

I like that you recirculate the water back through the system. Have you taken samples of the water over time? I suspect it will become increasingly acidic and loaded with various metal ions. Am wondering if it could affect your recovery.

[@rawdawgpendants5490]

I love how everyone is so concerned with small scale mining that all the coorporate calamities are sweept under the rug. You think leach fields are fine if a couple steps are taken? Did ya test the water!? Lol. Just wow. Stop picking on the little guy and go after the big ones that buy their way out of trouble. Just like the u.s. gov did with stimulus checks.

[@rawdawgpendants5490]

Im going to hibank into the river this weekend. Thanks for the babysitting boss.

[@aliounecamara3723]

Hi Jason ! 👍 Thanks from Mali ! What Can we use or replace the Bone ash cupel ? It is not easy yo get hère in Africa

[@mbmmllc]

Cement will also work

[@teamsignal17]

Is it possible for gold to get locked up in Black Sands.? I've heard yes and I've heard no. I sometimes run my black sands on a Miller table and when looking through a magnifying glass it appears that some of the sulfides have gold locked up in them and it acts like gold as far as non-movement on the Miller table. Thanks as always and keep up the good hard work!

[@teamsignal17]

What would be the best way to make the determination?

[@JasonSmith-we5ls]

I’d like to know how he did with that mine.

[@nollynnkomo1819]

How much does that beautiful machinery cost

[@talavs-jekabsriekstins578]

What do you do with all those lead filled cupells?

[@farticlesofconflatulation]

They can be smelted with carbon to reconstitute the base metals.

[@cptrikester2671]

Enjoy watching the process and how excited you get with such a small bead. Seems like a lot of work for $50 though.

[@cptrikester2671]

@UC4XZI7sATe5Wdg7WvIX22Xw I can imagine many things. Processing a ton of materials through all of the processes in an hour seems more like a dream. Not being critical, just skeptical. Truly enjoy Jason's presentations.

[@farticlesofconflatulation]

That was a relatively tiny sample of ore. Scaling things up in volume can render more gold for a similar amount of time.

[@KoiAquaponics]

I been digging in my back yard down pass 36" below and noticed it's all sand with gold sparkling flakes, is this stuff real gold? Can I pan it?

[@bloopbloop5663]

Probly not but u can sure try you should upload a video of u trying if you dont have a pan and dont know where to buy one make one out of an aluminum pie pan works great

[@johnwells1724]

might just be mica. If it doesn't sink quickly to the bottom its not likely valuable. Also if the shiny pieces are square shaped with sharp corners that indicates mica.

[@iliap1217]

Geo rocks

[@fredf1525]

You need to roundup those weeds.

[@faysalcilmi]

شكرا يا اخي الكريم واشكرك كثيرا

[@josephcormier5974]

Two thumbs

[@KowboyUSA]

It's a clinker.

[@kanyadaphitchayasirikun9200]

I want to learn. about Gold Extraction potion. Can you tell me ok. I am from Thailand.

[@Лишнего.нет]

Спасибо за интересное видео👍🏼,от меня лайк. Заглядывайте в гости всегда рады

[@74KU]

0:38 70% plus 50% = magic ore creator.. 1 ton goes in 1.2 ton comes out?

[@sennasilverpro9219]

6 grams per tonne is an average amount gold ore

[@cditzler6313]

if im not mistaken this stuff was up top just laying around so that is a bit more profit than have to get all the equipment involved buy the 25k set up and any wheel loader backhoe

[@tadvanallen]

And also Why it was way less per ton than the guy thought he was gonna get... The miners knew it wasnt really worth picking it up.. its why it was left there... still good amount for just hand picking it...

[@sennasilverpro9219]

No offence on the equipment It’s the raw material we are upto, ore assaying &sampling is best bet we know what we have got that implies on precious metal recovery from ewaste, cats or plated items

[@bretnielsen5502]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> WEIGH THE MATERIAL BEFORE CRUSHING so we know some numbers per ton

[@micphoenix8200]

Nice....should get a line trimmer & mower to trim that grass before nature reclaims your turn key system.

[@frantiseklaluch6605]

LOL I am sure, Jason has a deal with the nature...

[@rawdawgpendants5490]

Yeah sluices and panners put the stuff straight into the stream for all the, cool you recirculate water, heads out there. And way more people pan and sluice, than own these big machines, all while large scale miners leak hydrolic fluid, antifreeze, and oil into the ground and use leaching still. So go cry about them and leave the small scale miners alone!! Just so you all know reading the wah wah comments just made me hibank straight into the river this weekend. Thanks all.

[@faysalcilmi]

ومرحبا سر

[@plutus205]

2/10’s of an ounce…. 1/5 ?? I’m joking

[@xavierpena9032]

Is it possible to make money if you find a piece of land that is already taken and owned by a company such as hmm let's just say something like Taco Bell and on their property or within the property they have gold along with other metals such ass silver and copper and mainly gold and silver I also believe their is some plat and pall in the same exact location and lots of it and let's just say it has never been mined before and I don't think anybody really knows about it except for me I live in Arizona and I really want to either you know make lots of money by taking lots of the material and crushing it to game some money and put some money in my pocket and if I chance this ties with my question would anybody happen to know a company or anybody who is interested and taking a look at what I am talking about and maybe would like to purchase some land that has a fortune on it

[@whatthefunction9140]

What is gold actually made of? Seems like it would be easier to just make it in a factory than go through all these steps.