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There is gravel in my backyard.
Miners pan for gold in stream gravel.
Therefore, isn’t there gold in my gravel?
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I know it has to do with these small plate things with holes that they swirled around the sand and gold in, but wouldn’t the gold fall through just like the sand? Did the tiny flakes of gold float because they were so small?
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We went gold panning in south dakota. We have a huge amount of gold pieces. However, the site attendant told us some will be pyrite and some will actually be gold. Well we are home in Kansas now and want to determine how much real gold we have.
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