Premium Gold and Gem Paydirt (#1 bag. A-1a)

Description

Premium Gold and Gem Paydirt. Condition is "New".
This is my richest bag. Added gold, precious, and semi-precious gems guaranteed in every bag.
The photos show a taste of what's going into these bags
Every bag will have;
At least 1 precious gem (maybe more)
- Saphire
- Ruby
- Emerald
- Diamonds
* Note that these may be small, but they are gem quality (meaning the have translucency). Also, some might not be small at all.
Gold added is a minimum of 0.2 grams and is often in the form of over half gram nuggets.
Next highly valuable semi-precious stones are added to give that exciting entertainment  treasure hunt bang for your buck.
At least 4 of the following types have been added to every bag.
- Black Opal
- Gem AZTurquoise
- Mexican Fire Opal
- Larimar
- Gem Silica
- Indonesian Baktan Opal
- Ethiopian Well Opal
- Louisiana Christmas Opal
- Nigerian Disco Quartz
- Tanzanite
- Garnets
- Amethyst
- Peridot
- quartz point
- Chyroprase
- Iolite
- Jasper
- Azurite
-And so much more!
The base dirt is 100% unsearched raw river Placer Paydirt.
Greetings from Crazy Al.
I'm a prospector, rock hound, and former gem store owner. Had to close my brick and mortar in spring of '20. Had all these valuable gems gathering dust, and figured a fun way to share them with everyone.
There are quite a few prize bags as well.
With all kinds of fun stuff...
- Large faceted precious gems
- Extremely rare gems
- Local crafted pendants
- Gem and mineral specimens
One lucky bag of this extremely limited run of 108 bags will have a Quarter ounce solid gold American Eagle coin inside. Plus some nice nuggets too. Maybe a large faceted gem Ruby like a cherry on top.
This Paydirt should be dry panned thoroughly to get the gems before wet panning to get the gold.
Some of the placer base Paydirt is mined by me in Northern NM. Most gold found in NM is fine flour to extremely fine flour. I've got some good spots where I find a few good pickers. Still some fines but more larger flakes. The panning is still difficult due to mud and silt, but that's where them pickers are a hiding!
Here's a commando pro tip for panning:
Find a spot where a stream or creek you know has gold in it crosses under a road, (or perhaps even strongly suspect,) if the culvert under the road is corrugated, take a shovel and scoop from the grooves a bit inside... Watch out for black widows!
The culvert acts like a sluice box.
You're welcome.
#1bag.
Product Code: A-1a