GOLD
DREDGING
DREDGING
Gold Properties
31.1 Grams = 1 troy ounce
12 American pennies = 1 troy ounce
12 Ounces = 1 Troy Pound of Gold
Purity (%) Per Karat:
24 Karat = 100% Pure Gold
18 Karat = 75%
14 Karat = 58%
12 Karat = 50%
10 Karat = 42%
8 Karat = 33%
31.1 Grams = 1 troy ounce
12 American pennies = 1 troy ounce
12 Ounces = 1 Troy Pound of Gold
Purity (%) Per Karat:
24 Karat = 100% Pure Gold
18 Karat = 75%
14 Karat = 58%
12 Karat = 50%
10 Karat = 42%
8 Karat = 33%
OLDDredge pictures ..............Page 2
* Solar Briefcase
* Tent and Quick connectors
* Custom equipment
* Solar Briefcase
* Tent and Quick connectors
* Custom equipment
It is not death that a man should fear,
but he should fear never beginning to live.
- Marcus Aurelius
but he should fear never beginning to live.
- Marcus Aurelius
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Evan and Brandon Dredge
duplication and dredging
duplication and dredging
Panning, Prospecting,
Metal detecting
Metal detecting
This is what happens when one of those boulders, you often see on mountain
roads, hits your car. This truck was parked, no one in it at the time. Try to pick
your parking and camping space wisley.
roads, hits your car. This truck was parked, no one in it at the time. Try to pick
your parking and camping space wisley.
This is what "bed rock " looks like at
the bottom of the river. Notice the
various pockets and crevices. This is
what to look for when the overburden
is removed. Also notice the types of
pockets and crevices formed versus
the type of rock being worn away. Left
side versus right side in the pick above.
Grey granite tends to form pockes.
Layered terciary tends to form cracks.
Something to pay attention to
BEFORE you start to dredge toward
the bottom.
the bottom of the river. Notice the
various pockets and crevices. This is
what to look for when the overburden
is removed. Also notice the types of
pockets and crevices formed versus
the type of rock being worn away. Left
side versus right side in the pick above.
Grey granite tends to form pockes.
Layered terciary tends to form cracks.
Something to pay attention to
BEFORE you start to dredge toward
the bottom.
