dick ward

Any verifiable increase in performance over the MInelab eleven inch?  
Thank you.

Hummmmm  Yes, very interesting but I too would have to pass.

Congratulations!

Yep, the GPX 7000 is too heavy and too expensive  but It sure does a great job of finding gold.

Thank you.  Dick Ward USMC

Absolutely gorgeous!  Congratulations to the finder.

 WOW!  BEAUTIFUL!

I really like those Chris.  If you find out more about them please post.  It’s still too darn hot for me to get out and detect.

A little 1/2 gram nugget gets me going and makes my day!  I don’t give a hoot how many atoms it has.  

WOW!  Thanks for sharing Chris. 

Social distancing at its very best!! Way to go, beautiful bunch of nuggets. 

DON’T GO DOWN THERE!!

Hard to believe that I was dumb enough to go sampling in old shafts.  I found a few specimens but took way to many chances.

OK. I’ll give it a slow start.  A bit hard to find pictures.   No cell phone cameras and oh yes  no cell phones either. 

Here I’m setting up to test my new (home  built) dry washer in the mountains east of San Diego.  Machine worked fine, found gold and had fun.

Aaaahhh the good old days when we were young, skinny and the nuggets were easier to find. Great pictures Rob and Chris sure fun to look, at thank you both.

I may scan some on my old pictures and post them. 

Looks like double trouble and you both still look like kids to me. Keep on having fun.

That’s a pretty rough Nugget to trash ratio you have going there. . Good looking gold. 

Thanks for the post Chris.

Thanks Chris, cool video & good looking nuggets!

I like the sitting duck nugget at 3 o’clock on the scale. 

Way to go Bob be sure and post a picture of your next nuggets.

The upgrade was quick and easy. Even for an old slow guy like me. 

Congratulations to you and Dean.  First hunt first gold, can’t beat that!

congratulations and thanks for the pictures 

Makes me wish I still had my GPX! 

PLEASE REMEMBER THESE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES.  

Six years ago they lost their lives protecting others by fighting the Yarnell hill fire.  Chris Gholson, AZO/Minelab donated a detector and organized a raffle to benefit the families.  I thank him and all those who contributed.